English - Turkish
Definition of tap-dance in English Turkish dictionary
- step dansı yapmak
- step dans
Kendime step dansı yapmayı öğretiyorum.
-I'm teaching myself to tap dance.
Step dansını gerçekten oldukça iyi oynuyorsun.
-You really do play tap dance quite well.
- {f} step dansı yap
Kendime step dansı yapmayı öğretiyorum.
-I'm teaching myself to tap dance.
Genç bir kızken step dansı yapmayı öğrendim.
-I learned to tap dance when I was a young girl.
- tapdance
- {i} step dansı
- tapdance
- {f} step dansı yap
- tap dance
- step dansı
Step dansını gerçekten oldukça iyi oynuyorsun.
-You really do play tap dance quite well.
Kendime step dansı yapmayı öğretiyorum.
-I'm teaching myself to tap dance.
- tap dance
- {f} ayaklarını yere vurarak dans etme
- tap dance
- step dansı yapmak
- tapdance
- step dansı yapmak
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English - English
Definition of tap-dance in English English dictionary
- To perform a tap dance
- A rhythmic dance in which the heels and toes of the dancer's shoes make a series of clicks
- tap-dancer
- A dancer who performs a tap dance
- tap dance
- Style of American theatrical dance using precise rhythmical patterns of foot movement and audible foot tapping. It is derived from the traditional clog dance of northern England, the jigs and reels of Ireland and Scotland, and the rhythmic foot stamping of African dances. Popular in 19th-century minstrel shows, versions such as "buck-and-wing" (danced vigorously in wooden-soled shoes) and "soft-shoe" (danced smoothly in soft-soled shoes) developed as separate techniques; by 1925 they had merged, and metal taps were attached to shoe heels and toes to produce a more pronounced sound. The dance was also popular in variety shows and early musicals
- tap dance
- {f} perform a dance in which a rhythm is created by small metal plates attached to the soles of the shoes
- tap dance
- perform a tap dance
- tap dance
- a dance step tapped out audibly with the feet
- tapdance
- dance and make rhythmic clicking sounds by means of metal plates nailed to the sole of the dance shoes; "Glover tapdances better than anybody