Summary
French to English: more detail...
- dancing:
- Dancing:
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Wiktionary:
- dancing → dance hall
English to French: more detail...
- dance:
- Wiktionary:
French
Detailed Translations for dancing from French to English
dancing:
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le dancing (discothèque)
the dance hall
Translation Matrix for dancing:
Noun | Related Translations | Other Translations |
dance hall | dancing; discothèque | salle de danse |
Synonyms for "dancing":
Wiktionary Translations for dancing:
dancing
noun
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établissement public concevoir pour danser.
- dancing → dance hall
Dancing:
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Dancing
the Dance hall– One of the music genres that appears under Genre classification in Windows Media Player library. Based on ID3 standard tagging format for MP3 audio files. Winamp genre ID # 125. 1
Translation Matrix for Dancing:
Noun | Related Translations | Other Translations |
Dance hall | Dancing |
English
Detailed Translations for dancing from English to French
dancing:
Translation Matrix for dancing:
Noun | Related Translations | Other Translations |
- | dance; saltation; terpsichore |
Synonyms for "dancing":
Related Definitions for "dancing":
dancing form of dance:
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to dance
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to dance (stamp one's foot)
frapper du pied; taper du pied; piétiner; trépigner; trépider; donner un coup de pied-
frapper du pied verb
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taper du pied verb
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piétiner verb (piétine, piétines, piétinons, piétinez, piétinent, piétinais, piétinait, piétinions, piétiniez, piétinaient, piétinai, piétinas, piétina, piétinâmes, piétinâtes, piétinèrent, piétinerai, piétineras, piétinera, piétinerons, piétinerez, piétineront)
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trépigner verb (trépigne, trépignes, trépignons, trépignez, trépignent, trépignais, trépignait, trépignions, trépigniez, trépignaient, trépignai, trépignas, trépigna, trépignâmes, trépignâtes, trépignèrent, trépignerai, trépigneras, trépignera, trépignerons, trépignerez, trépigneront)
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trépider verb (trépide, trépides, trépidons, trépidez, trépident, trépidais, trépidait, trépidions, trépidiez, trépidaient, trépidai, trépidas, trépida, trépidâmes, trépidâtes, trépidèrent, trépiderai, trépideras, trépidera, trépiderons, trépiderez, trépideront)
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to dance (trample)
Conjugations for dance:
present
- dance
- dance
- dances
- dance
- dance
- dance
simple past
- danced
- danced
- danced
- danced
- danced
- danced
present perfect
- have danced
- have danced
- has danced
- have danced
- have danced
- have danced
past continuous
- was dancing
- were dancing
- was dancing
- were dancing
- were dancing
- were dancing
future
- shall dance
- will dance
- will dance
- shall dance
- will dance
- will dance
continuous present
- am dancing
- are dancing
- is dancing
- are dancing
- are dancing
- are dancing
subjunctive
- be danced
- be danced
- be danced
- be danced
- be danced
- be danced
diverse
- dance!
- let's dance!
- danced
- dancing
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they
Translation Matrix for dance:
Noun | Related Translations | Other Translations |
danse | dance | art of dancing; ballet |
- | dancing; saltation; terpsichore | |
Verb | Related Translations | Other Translations |
danser | dance | |
donner un coup de pied | dance; stamp one's foot | |
frapper du pied | dance; stamp one's foot | kick; step |
piétiner | dance; stamp one's foot | stagnate; stay put; stick; trample down; tread flat |
taper du pied | dance; stamp one's foot | |
trépider | dance; stamp one's foot | |
trépigner | dance; stamp one's foot; trample | quiver |
- | trip the light fantastic; trip the light fantastic toe | |
Other | Related Translations | Other Translations |
- | dance to jazz music; jazz |
Related Words for "dance":
Synonyms for "dance":
Related Definitions for "dance":
Wiktionary Translations for dance:
dance
dance
Cross Translation:
noun
verb
Cross Translation:
From | To | Via |
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• dance | → danser | ↔ dansen — ritmisch bewegen |
• dance | → danse | ↔ dans — een verzameling sierlijke bewegingen |
• dance | → danse | ↔ Tanzen — eine Sportart, in Verbindung aus tänzerischer Bewegung und gleichzeitigem Musikgenuss |
• dance | → danser | ↔ tanzen — sich rhythmisch bewegen, meist zu Musik |