country dance en el Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traducciones de country dance en el diccionario inglés»español

country dance SUST. esp ingl. brit.

country dance

danza f folklórica

Traducciones de country dance en el diccionario inglés»español

I.dance [ingl. am. dæns, ingl. brit. dɑːns] SUST.

1.1. dance C (act):

dance

baile m

may I have this dance?

¿me concede este baile or esta pieza? arcznte.

to lead sb a merry dance ingl. brit.

darle quebraderos de cabeza a alguien

1.2. dance C (set of steps):

dance

baile m

dance

danza f

the dance of death

la danza de la muerte

1.3. dance U (art form):

dance

danza f

dance

baile m

dance class

clase f de baile

dance step

paso m de baile

2. dance (occasion):

dance

baile m

dance atrbv. music

de baile

dance atrbv. music

bailable

II.dance [ingl. am. dæns, ingl. brit. dɑːns] V. intr.

1.1. dance (to music):

dance

bailar

to dance (in time) to the music

bailar al compás de la música

1.2. dance (skip):

dance

dar saltos

he was so happy, he was dancing (up and down)

estaba que saltaba de alegría

2. dance liter. eyes/flames:

dance

bailar

dance

danzar liter.

the flowers danced in the breeze

las flores se mecían con la brisa liter.

III.dance [ingl. am. dæns, ingl. brit. dɑːns] V. trans.

1. dance waltz/tango:

dance

bailar

they danced the night away

bailaron durante toda la noche

2. dance person:

dance

llevar bailando

Véase también: attendance

attendance [ingl. am. əˈtɛndəns, ingl. brit. əˈtɛnd(ə)ns] SUST.

1. attendance U or C (presence):

attendance

asistencia f

to be in attendance

estar presente

his attendances have been intermittent

no ha asistido con regularidad

atrbv. she has a poor attendance record

falta con frecuencia

2. attendance U (service):

attendance

atención f

the doctor in attendance was new

el médico que estaba de guardia era nuevo

to dance attendance on sb

estar pendiente de alguien

3. attendance C (people present):

what was the attendance?

¿cuántos asistentes hubo?

what was the attendance?

¿cuántas personas asistieron?

attendances of over 5, 000 are not uncommon

no es raro que asistan más de 5.000 personas

to take attendance ingl. am.

pasar lista

country <pl countries> [ingl. am. ˈkəntri, ingl. brit. ˈkʌntri] SUST.

1.1. country C (nation):

country

país m

1.2. country C (people):

country

pueblo m

to go to the country ingl. brit. POL.

consultar al electorado

to go to the country ingl. brit. POL.

llamar or convocar (a) elecciones

1.3. country C (native land):

country

patria f

to fight for one's country

luchar por su (or mi etc.) patria

2. country U (rural area):

the country

el campo

they live in the country

viven en el campo

across country

a campo traviesa

across country

a campo través

across country atrbv. life

rural

across country people

del campo

across country cottage

de campo

country lane

camino m rural

country park

parque m periurbano

country road

carretera f rural

country town

población f rural

3. country U (region):

country

terreno m

country

territorio m

unknown/familiar country

terreno desconocido/conocido

cattle-farming country

región f ganadera

it's good walking country

es una zona buena para el excursionismo

4. country U MÚS.:

country

country m

country

música f country

to play/sing country

tocar/cantar (música) country

country dance en el diccionario PONS

Traducciones de country dance en el diccionario inglés»español

country dance SUST. ingl. brit.

country dance

danza f folclórica

Traducciones de country dance en el diccionario inglés»español

I.dance [dɑ:nts, ingl. am. dænts] -cing -cing V. intr.

1. dance (move around to music):

dance

bailar

to dance to sth

bailar al compás de algo

shall we dance?

¿bailas?

to go dancing

ir a bailar

2. dance (move energetically):

dance

saltar

to dance with joy

dar saltos de alegría

3. dance (bob):

dance

agitarse

the daffodils were dancing in the breeze

los narcisos se mecían con la brisa

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to dance to sb's tune

estar a las órdenes de alguien fig.

II.dance [dɑ:nts, ingl. am. dænts] -cing -cing V. trans.

dance

bailar

to dance the night away

bailar toda la noche

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to dance attendance on sb

desvivirse por alguien

III.dance [dɑ:nts, ingl. am. dænts] -cing -cing SUST.

dance

baile m

end-of-term dance

baile de fin de curso

to have a dance with sb

bailar con alguien

the band played a slow dance

la orquesta tocaba una (canción) lenta

I.country [ˈkʌntri] -ies SUST.

1. country sin pl. (rural area):

country

campo m

2. country:

country (political unit)

país m

country (native land)

patria f

3. country (area of land):

country

territorio m

4. country MÚS.:

country

(música f) country m

II.country [ˈkʌntri] -ies ADJ.

1. country (rural):

country

del campo

country life, manners

rural

2. country MÚS.:

country music

country

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

By the 1920s he was a member of the local dance band, playing mainly country dance music.

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Most country dances and ballroom dances originated from folk dances, with gradual refinement over the years.

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Court dances required the dancers to be trained and were often for display and entertainment, whereas country dances could be attempted by anyone.

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On the weekends during the 1940s, he joined in with his parents playing at country dances.

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Young dancers dressed as the various races and ethnic groups of the country dance about, with that year's theme song as one of the numbers.

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He switched to fiddle and began performing at country dances.

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Country dances are strictly recreational, however, and use different songs and dances than the jumbie dance.

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We do country dance, ballroom dance, we have a fitness room, a pool table.

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It adds variations from other country dances, swing styles, salsa and more.

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In the early part of this period, up to the early 1810s, the ballroom was dominated by the country dance, the cotillion, and the scotch reel.

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