pranced
prænst
Definition

Definition of pranced - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

behaviorRareappearing lively or spirited like prancingRare
  • The pranced horse statue caught everyone's attention.
  • The pranced dog figurine was a collector's item.
  • A pranced cat sculpture adorned the garden.
animated lively spirited
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Origin of pranced

Middle English, prauncen (to strut)

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  1. French:vif, ...
  2. German:tänzelnd, ...
  3. Italian:vivace, ...
  4. Spanish:vivaz, ...
  5. Portuguese:vivaz, ...
  6. Chinese:活泼的, ...
  7. Japanese:跳ねるような, ...
  8. Arabic:مُتَبَخْتِر, ...
  9. Hebrew:מְדַלֵּג, ...
  10. Russian:гарцующий, ...
  11. Ukrainian:гарцюючий, ...
  12. Hindi:उछलता हुआ, ...
prance
prɑːns

Definition of prance - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

1.
horse controltr.cause a horse to move with lively stepstr.
  • He pranced the horse to show its agility.
caper trot
2.
showy movementintr.walk or move with high, showy steps to attract attentionintr.
  • The horse pranced across the arena to impress the crowd.
parade strut swagger

Noun

1.
showy walkshowy or exaggerated way of walking
  • His prance caught everyone's attention at the party.
parade strut swagger
2.
equestrianlively springing movement of a horse
  • The horse's prance was graceful and energetic.
canter gallop
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Origin of prance

Middle English, pranken (to show off)

Examples of prance in a sentence

  • She pranced her pony past the judges.
  • He pranced onto the stage in a sequined jacket.
  • The pony pranced whenever visitors approached the stable.
  • The model's prance was the highlight of the runway.
  • His prance was unmistakable as he entered the room.
  • The prance of the horse was admired by all spectators.

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  1. French:faire trotter, démarche, ...
  2. German:tänzeln lassen, Gehabe, ...
  3. Italian:far trottare, andatura impettita, ...
  4. Spanish:hacer corvetear, manera de caminar, ...
  5. Portuguese:fazer piafar, andar pomposo, ...
  6. Chinese:使马轻快地踏步, 炫耀步态, ...
  7. Japanese:馬を活発な足取りで歩かせる, 派手な歩き方, ...
  8. Arabic:خَطَّرَ, مشي استعراضي, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְהַצְעִיד בִּקְפִיצוֹת, מַהֲלָךְ רַאֲוָתָנִי, ...
  10. Russian:выступать, показная походка, ...
  11. Ukrainian:гарцювати, показна хода, ...
  12. Hindi:चंचल चाल से चलाना, इतराती चाल, ...

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