stage dancing
steɪdʒ ˈdænsɪŋ
Definition

Definition of stage dancing - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
performanceDatedshow involving artistic dancing on a stageDated
  • The stage dancing captivated the audience with its elegance.
ballet choreography
2.
choreographyDatedart of choreographed dance routines for theaterDated
  • Stage dancing requires precise movements and timing.
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Expressions with stage

center stagen.
important or prominent position
The issue took center stage in the debate.
centre stagen.
main focus of attention or importance
The new policy took centre stage in the meeting.
stage mothern.
mother overly involved in child's career
The stage mother managed every aspect of her son's acting career.
stage whispern.
loud whisper by an actor intended to be heard by the audience
He delivered the secret in a stage whisper, ensuring the back row could hear..
take the stagev.
step onto a stage to perform or speak
The singer took the stage to a cheering crowd.
the stage is yoursexp.
you have control to perform or speak
After the introduction, the stage is yours to present.

Expressions with dancing

put on one's dancing shoesv.
prepare oneself mentally for celebration or rejoicing
She put on her dancing shoes before the party started.
ballroom dancingn.
competitive or recreational couple dancing
Ballroom dancing competitions are held worldwide.
dancing partnern.
one of a pair of people dancing together
She is my dancing partner for the competition.
dancing schooln.
place where dance classes are taught
She enrolled her daughter in a dancing school to learn ballet..
feel like dancingv.
want to dance
After hearing the music, I feel like dancing.
line dancingn.
group dance with synchronized steps in lines
Line dancing is popular at country music events.
tap dancingn.
act of performing tap dance
Her tap dancing was the highlight of the show.
clog dancingn.
traditional dance performed in wooden-soled shoes
Clog dancing is popular in some rural areas.
dad dancingn.
awkward, enthusiastic dance moves by middle-aged men
His dad dancing at the party made everyone laugh.
dancing queenn.
woman who loves dancing
She was the dancing queen at every party.

Terms related to stage dancing

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dancestagingartistryballetentertainmentjazzmodern dancerecitaltaptheaterartchoreography

Terms with stage dancing included in their meaning

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musicaln.
entertainment
stage or film show with singing and dancing

Examples of stage dancing in a sentence

  • The troupe's stage dancing was a visual delight.
  • The troupe excelled in stage dancing.
  • Stage dancing demands a lot of practice.

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  1. French:danse scénique, danse de scène, ...
  2. German:Bühnentanzen, choreografierter Tanz, ...
  3. Italian:spettacolo di danza, ballo teatrale, ...
  4. Spanish:danza escénica, ...
  5. Portuguese:dança de palco, coreografia teatral, ...
  6. Chinese:舞台舞蹈, 剧场舞蹈, ...
  7. Japanese:舞台ダンス, 舞台振付, ...
  8. Arabic:رَقْص مَسْرَحِيّ, رَقص اِستِعراضي, ...
  9. Hebrew:מוֹפַע מָחוֹל, מָחוֹל בָּמָה, ...
  10. Russian:сценический танец, сценическая хореография, ...
  11. Ukrainian:сценічні танці, сценічна хореографія, ...
  12. Hindi:मंच नृत्य, मंच नृत्य कला, ...

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