Übersetzung für 'close dance' von Englisch nach Deutsch

close dance

Engtanz {m}dance

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to dance close together

eng miteinander tanzen

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to dance

dancen [ugs.]

tanzendance

tänzeln [auf- und abfedern]

dance

Tanz {m}dance

Tanzkunst {f}dance

Tanzvergnügen {n} [Tanzveranstaltung]dance

dance {adj} [attr.]

Tanz-dance

dance floor

Tanzdiele {f} [Tanzfläche]dance

Tanzboden {m} [Tanzfläche]dance

dance hall

Tanzdiele {f} [altmodisch: Raum]dance

Tanzpalast {m}dance

Tanzlokal {n}dance

clog dance

Holzschuhtanz {m}dance

to dance around

herumtanzen

to dance about

herumtanzen

dance [event]

Tanzboden {m} [altmodisch: Veranstaltung]dance

to line dance

Line Dance tanzendance

(little) dance

Tänzchen {n}dance

contemporary dance

zeitgenössischer Tanz {m}dance

whirling dance

Wirbeltanz {m}

• Ice dancers' blades are about an inch shorter in the rear than those used by skaters in other disciplines, to accommodate the intricate footwork and close partnering in dance.
• Especially during the period of reversal after the World War I, a close German-Dutch cultural cooperation developed in Gronau and Enschede, which became increasingly important from string quartets, salon orchestras and hot dance music bands to symphony orchestras and an operetta company ("Enschedesch Opera en Operette Gezelschap") with their own performances.
• Close to the church there is the main square of the village or "Tanzplaz" (Dance Square) to which social life gravitated.
• It is located close to Blackheath Halls, a concert venue today owned and managed by Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance.
• Contemporary ballet is also close to contemporary dance because many contemporary ballet concepts come from the ideas and innovations of twentieth-century modern dance, including floor work and turn-in of the legs.

• The painting depicts an open-air scene, crowded with people at a popular dance garden on the "Butte Montmartre" close to where he lived.
• Close to the artists of her native Florence, Maria was trained in drawing by Jacopo Ligozzi, and she was reportedly very talented; she also played music (singing and practicing the guitar and the lute) and enjoyed theater, dance, and comedy.
• One special step used during a galliard is lavolta, a step which involves an intimate, close hold between a couple, with the woman being lifted into the air and the couple turning 270 degrees, within one six-beat measure.
• Close friends of his included Michael Ayrton, Sacheverell Sitwell and Anthony Powell.
• The village is also located along the Cayuga Wine Trail and is close to Taughannock Falls.

• The village operates its own works system in the eastern outskirts of town and a sewage treatment plant located close to the nearby Elkhorn River.
• Bach uses close but not exact imitation: the musical pattern in one part reappears a bar later in another (sometimes inverted).
• It is a critical situation, because both players are vulnerable due to the close proximity and potential for a surprise attack.
• At the close of the decade Berlioz achieved official recognition in the form of appointment as deputy librarian of the Conservatoire and as an officer of the Legion of Honour.
• Each town's mills would close for a different week, allowing Blackpool to manage a steady and reliable stream of visitors over a prolonged period in the summer.

• The Minuet dominated the ballroom from that time until the close of the 18th century.
• It is close to Huntington Secondary School and is just opposite the New Earswick bowls club and the Hogshead (formerly, the Flag & Whistle) pub.