dance

US /dæns/

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UK /dɑ:ns/

v.i.Intransitive VerbTo move your body rhythmically to music

I learned to dance like a rock star today

n. (c./u.)Noun (Countable/Uncountable)A series of steps and movements in time to music

Would you like to learn a traditional dance with me?

n. (c./u.)Noun (Countable/Uncountable)A social event with dancing while music is playing

He invited his friends to the dance tomorrow night

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was dance dance revolution.
was dance dance revolution.
- I competed in a Dance Dance Revolution competition.
- I competed in a Dance Dance Revolution competition.

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that makes food dance across the screen.
that makes food dance across the screen.

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I think the Tony Yayo dance at the time,
I think the Tony Yayo dance at the time,
And he's like, I'm doing the Yayo dance.
And he's like, I'm doing the Yayo dance.

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Possible career paths for someone who enjoys and excels at movement are the sports, dance,
Possible career paths for someone who enjoys and excels at movement are the sports, dance,

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If you're somewhere where there's really good, loud music, you can dance.
If you're somewhere where there's really good, loud music, you can dance.
you can dance.
you can dance.

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And also, take the phrase "dance like nobody's watching" to a whole new level.
And also, take the phrase "dance like nobody's watching" to a whole new level.

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They trap dust or bacteria to be swept away in a sort of dance.
They trap dust or bacteria to be swept away in a sort of dance.
Tar particles land in the mucus and turn into a sticky brown substance that stops the dance and paralyses the cilia – allowing them to get deeper into your lungs to the alveoli.
Tar particles land in the mucus and turn into a sticky brown substance that stops the dance and paralyses the cilia – allowing them to get deeper into your lungs to the alveoli.