She liked playing, music and dancing; she recited her prayers faithfully and showed particular care for the poor, whom she helped with a good word or affectionate gesture.

Le gustaba el juego, la música y la danza; recitaba con fidelidad sus oraciones y mostraba atención particular hacia los pobres, a quienes ayudaba con una buena palabra o con un gesto afectuoso.

dancing(also: dance, ball, mixer, hop)

baile {m}

the bride and groom started the dancing

los novios abrieron el baile

the bride and groom opened the dancing

abrieron el baile los novios

If we really want to win our publics over, we cannot do it by subsidising folk dancing.

Si realmente queremos ganarnos a nuestro público, no lo podemos hacer subvencionando bailes regionales.

dancing(also: bopping)

bailoteo {m} [coll.] (acción)

dancing(also: dance)

de baile {noun}

school of dancing

academia de baile

dancing partner

compañero de baile

dancing partner

compañera de baile

dancing {adjective}

dancing

bailarín {adj.} (mono, perro)

I was with Via Katlehong for more than 10 years choreographing, teaching and dancing with the

Estuve con la compañía Via Katlehong durante más de 10 años como coreógrafo, profesor y bailarín.

dancing {gerund}

dancing

bailando {ger.}

they were still dancing at dawn

amanecieron bailando

morning found them still dancing

amanecieron bailando

they were still dancing

seguían bailando

dancing

danzando {ger.}

to dance [danced · danced] {verb}

to dance

danzar [danzando · danzado] {v.i.}

Dance is an anatomical, poetic and physical art form that sets emotions in motion.

La danza es una forma artística que se vale de lo anatómico, lo poético y lo físico para poner las emociones en movimiento.

Pas de deux is a languorous aerial dance.

El pas de deux es una lánguida danza aérea.

This prompted her to enrol in the teaching option of the dance program at Université du Québec à Montréal.

Esto la motivó a inscribirse en la opción de docencia del programa de danzas de la Université du Québec à Montréal.

to dance(also: to bop)

bailotear [bailoteando · bailoteado] {v.i.} [coll.]

to dance [danced · danced] {transitive verb}

to dance

llevar bailando {vb}

to dance [danced · danced] {intransitive verb}

to dance

bailar [bailando · bailado] {v.i.}

She was profoundly deaf, but learnt to dance through the rhythm of her feet and went on to dance with the Portuguese National Ballet.

Era totalmente sorda, pero aprendió a bailar mediante el ritmo de sus pies y llegó a bailar con el Balet Nacional Portugués.

Mr President, I call that dancing on the grave of citizens' rights!

Señor Presidente, ¡a eso yo lo llamo bailar sobre la tumba de los derechos de los ciudadanos!

I thought that it was a good example of dancing on pinheads.

Pensé que era un buen ejemplo de lo que se denomina "bailar sobre la cabeza de un alfiler".

to dance(also: to jump around, to caper)

dar saltos {vb}

SYNONYMS

Synonyms (English) for "dancing":

dancing

dance- saltation- terpsichore

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