Tap dance Meaning in English
expression
ˈtæp/ /ˈdæns
TAP dants
tˈæp/ /dˈɑːns
TAP dahns
释义
A style of dance where dancers wear special shoes to make rhythmic tapping sounds with their feet. It often combines dance and music through these sounds.
用法与细微差别
"Tap dance" is most commonly a noun, but can also be used as a verb ("to tap dance"). Usually refers to the American style; less common as a metaphor. Typical collocations: 'learn tap dance,' 'tap dance show.' Related to jazz and Broadway.
Spanish: claquéPortuguese (BR): sapateado americanoPortuguese (PT): sapateado americanoChinese (Simplified): 踢踏舞Chinese (Traditional): 踢踏舞Hindi: टैप डांसArabic: رقصة التابBengali: ট্যাপ ডান্সRussian: степ (танец)Japanese: タップダンスVietnamese: nhảy tap - múa tapKorean: 탭댄스Turkish: tap dansıUrdu: ٹیپ ڈانسIndonesian: tari tap
例句
I want to learn how to tap dance.
basic
She watched a tap dance show last night.
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He wears special shoes for tap dance.
basic
When you tap dance, your feet become part of the music.
natural
He tried tap dancing on stage for the first time and loved it.
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There’s a famous tap dance scene in many old movies.
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