formation dance UK
fɔːˈmeɪʃən dæns
Definition

Definition of formation dance - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

group danceTECH.UKdance with couples in specific patternsTECH.UK
  • The team practiced their formation dance for the competition.
  • They performed a formation dance at the festival.
  • Formation dance requires precise coordination among dancers.
formation dancing
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Expressions with formation

fly in formationv.
maintain a structured arrangement while flying
The geese fly in formation during migration.
flight formationn.
pattern of birds flying together
The geese flew in a V-shaped flight formation.
in close formationadj.
arranged or moving with little space between members
The birds flew in close formation above the lake.
in formationadv.
moving or standing in a planned group arrangement
The planes flew in formation across the sky.
reformationn.
act of improving institutions or practices
The reformation of the education system was necessary.
cloud formationn.
visible group or pattern of clouds in the sky
We saw a beautiful cloud formation glowing red at sunset.

Expressions with dance

money dancen.
wedding dance where guests pay to dance with bride or groom
During the money dance, guests lined up to dance with the bride.
dance cardn.
schedule of appointments or engagements
My dance card is full this week with meetings.
Kabuki dancen.
traditional Japanese drama with singing and dancing
We watched a Kabuki dance performance in Tokyo.
dance to someone's rhythmv.
move in sync with another's music or beat
She danced to his rhythm at the concert.
dance the night awayv.
dance continuously all night
They decided to dance the night away at the club.
dance to a different tunev.
change behavior or attitude in a noticeably new or unusual way
After the criticism, he began to dance to a different tune.
dance to a new tunev.
change usual opinion or way of acting in a clear new direction
After the scandal, the senator began to dance to a new tune.
for a song and a danceadv.
do something for very little money or cost
He bought the car for a song and a dance.
hit the dance floorv.
start dancing in a lively way at a party or event
Let's hit the dance floor and show our moves!
dance around the issuev.
avoid discussing a problem directly
He tends to dance around the issue instead of giving a straight answer.

Terms related to formation dance

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Terms with formation dance included in their meaning

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ring dancen.
dance
any dance performed in a circular formation
cotillonn.
dance
lively dance for couples in square formation
farandolen.
dance
traditional dance from Provence in a lively chain formation
longways dancen.
paired rows
dance formation with partners facing each other in lines

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  1. French:danse en formation, ...
  2. German:Formationstanz, ...
  3. Italian:danza di formazione, ...
  4. Spanish:baile de formación, ...
  5. Portuguese:dança em formação, ...
  6. Chinese:队形舞, ...
  7. Japanese:フォーメーションダンス, ...
  8. Arabic:رقصة التشكيل, ...
  9. Hebrew:רִקּוּד תַּבְנִיּוֹת, ...
  10. Russian:групповой танец, ...
  11. Ukrainian:груповий танець, ...
  12. Hindi:फॉर्मेशन डांस, ...

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