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Definition of bachata - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
rhythmRare partner dance style danced to slow guitar-based Dominican musicRare
- They danced bachata at the party.
2.
musicRare genre of music from the Dominican RepublicRare
- Bachata is popular at Latin music festivals.
Origin of bachata
Spanish, bachata (a party or social gathering)
Examples of bachata in a sentence
Bachata is their favorite dance at weddings. They danced to bachata all night long. Bachata filled the air at the party.
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- Chinese:巴恰塔, 多米尼加音乐, ...
- Japanese:バチャータ, バチャータ音楽, ...
- Arabic:باتشاتا, باشاتا, ...
- Hebrew:בָּאֲצָ'אטָה, בָּצָ'אטָה, ...
- Russian:бачата, ...
- Ukrainian:бачата, латинська музика, ...
- Hindi:बाचाटा, बचाटा, ...
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