Translations for „prance“ in the English » Polish Dictionary

prance [prɑ:ns, Am præns] VB intr

1. prance (in a confident way):

to prance around

paradować

to prance in

dumnie wkraczać [perf wkroczyć]

2. prance (in an excited way):

to prance about

harcować

3. prance (jump around):

prance

podskakiwać

4. prance horse:

prance

skakać

Usage examples with prance

to prance around

paradować

to prance in

dumnie wkraczać [perf wkroczyć]

to prance about

harcować

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Ali then began prancing around the ring with his arms raised in victory.

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Tom plays a small guitar as he prances out to the living room.

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Couples would form a circle, promenade, prance with buckets of water on their heads to the sound of banjos playing, and clap their hands.

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It had a long white mane, and pranced above the ground and not on the earth itself.

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Do sprightly kids love prancing?

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As the music sweeps to a climax, it froths over the proscenium arch, boils into the rear of the theatre, all but prances up and down the aisles.

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If we looked like that, we would be leaving our ripped skinny jeans all over the floor and prancing about in our undercrackers too.

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Naked women prancing in a minimalist apartment as the word "life" intones in voiceover.

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Even they lurk on the fringe of the gaming community, prancing about in ballet slippers and post-apocalyptic facepaint, shouting insane nonsense.

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He will not speak in different voices, make funny faces or prance around to evoke comedy.

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