Dance (dance) is pronounced in English as ?[dɑ?ns]?

dance

English?[dɑ?ns]?American?[d? ns]?

v. Dance; jump (some kind of dance); jump, jump for joy; dance with...***; (something) swing, sway; (someone's eyes) because of happiness (or excitement) and flashing

n. dance, dance steps; dance (art); dance; dance; dance music

[ plural dances third person singular dances present participle dancing past tense danced past participle danced ]

Phrases:

dance with? dance with...

song and dance? nonsensical nonsense; publicity

folk dance? folk dance; folk dance

dance floor? dance floor

modern dance? modern dance

Synonyms:

n. dance ; dance; dance music

ball?,?nautch

vi. dance; jump; flutter

flow?,?foot?,?jump?,?stream

vt. Dance; make jump

jump?,?bound

adj. Dance; used for dancing

orchestic? , ?terpsichorean

Same root word:

Root: ?dance

danceable? (referring to music) suitable for dancing (noun danceability)

dancer? dancer; dancer; dancer; dancer

dancing? dance; dance

Word analysis:

ball, dance are both included in this group of words The difference between "ball" and "ball" is:

Ball? refers to a social dance, with a more grand and formal scene.

Dance? refers to a general informal dance.

Bilingual examples:

He's still?learning?how to?dance.?

He's still learning how to dance.

He?did a little?dance?of?triumph.?

He danced a few steps happily.

We?spontaneously started?to?dance.?

We couldn't help but dance.

He?can't?dance?for toffee!?

He can't dance at all!