Definition
Definition of lambada - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
rhythmRare brazilian dance music style tied to a specific partner danceRare
- The club played lambada music that got everyone moving..
2.
danceRare fast-paced Brazilian dance with close body contactRare
- They danced the lambada at the festival all night..
Origin of lambada
Portuguese, lambada (a strong slap or hit)
Examples of lambada in a sentence
Lambada rhythms filled the air at the beach party. The lambada requires a lot of energy. Tourists enjoyed watching the lambada performance.
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- French:lambada, ...
- German:Lambada-Musik, Lambada, ...
- Italian:lambada, ...
- Spanish:lambada, ...
- Portuguese:música lambada, ...
- Chinese:兰巴达舞曲, 兰巴达舞, ...
- Japanese:ランバダ音楽, ランバダ, ...
- Arabic:لامبادا, ...
- Hebrew:לַמְבָּדָה, ...
- Russian:музыка ламбада, танец ламбада, ...
- Ukrainian:ламбада, бразильський танець, ...
- Hindi:लंबाडा संगीत, लंबाडा, ...
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