danc·ing [ˈdɑ:n(t)sɪŋ, Am ˈdæn(t)s-] N no pl
- dancing
- Tanzen nt
ball·room ˈdanc·ing N no pl
- ballroom dancing
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ˈfire danc·ing N
- fire dancing
- Feuertanzen nt
ˈline danc·ing N
- line dancing
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ˈlap danc·ing N
- lap dancing
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ˈbreak-danc·ing N no pl
- break-dancing
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ˈdanc·ing part·ner N
- dancing partner
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ˈdanc·ing shoes N pl
- dancing shoes
- Tanzschuhe pl
ˈdanc·ing mas·ter N
- dancing master
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waggle dance [ˈwæɡlˌdɑːns] N
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- Schwänzeltanz (zeigt, dass die Nahrungsquelle weiter vom Bienenstock entfernt ist)
dance language of honey bees N
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www.goethe.de If we are talking about "breaking" as opposed to "break-dancing" – a term that the media falsely applies to "breaking" – then we were definitely the first crew in Vietnam.
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Wenn man von „Breaking“ spricht und nicht von „Breakdance“ – ein Begriff der von den Medien fälschlicherweise benutzt wird – dann sind wir definitiv die Ersten, die das in Vietnam praktiziert haben.