To perform a dance or engage in social dancing, typically to the rhythm of music

dance; dancing; the art of dance

stage or arena; a platform used for artistic performances in a theater or hall

dance party; ball

A dance performed by one person; can be a complete independent work or a featured segment within a larger production used to characterize a main role

to inspire; to encourage; to hearten; to boost morale or enthusiasm

the movements of the feet when dancing

striptease; striptease performance

a person with whom one dances

A style of dance originating in the West at the turn of the 20th century that emphasizes natural rhythm and individual expression over the strict rules of classical ballet.

singing and dancing; song and dance performance

A type of classical European dance or dance drama characterized by grace and precision of movement, often performed on the tips of the toes.

to flutter or move rhythmically as in a dance

(loanword) jazz dance; a style of dance characterized by lively movements and upbeat rhythms that originated in African American culture

to wave or wield something (often in the hand) with vigorous movements

A type of dance where the performer uses the tips, heels, or soles of hard-bottomed shoes to strike the ground, producing rhythmic clicking sounds while the upper body remains mostly steady.

a commercial venue or nightclub for social dancing

To dance in the air; to flutter or fly about in a lively way in the breeze.

The area in a ballroom, nightclub, or restaurant specifically set aside for dancing

a female dancer, especially one who has received professional training

A type of dance that evolved from African American jazz dance and rose to popularity with rock and roll music in the mid-20th century, characterized by rhythmic swaying and twisting movements of the whole body.

to rise to dance; to begin to dance; also used to describe being excited with joy

A style of dance originating from the United States that is performed in public spaces; characterized by improvisational movements such as spinning, jumping, and various body isolations.

music with a clear rhythm composed specifically for dancing or based on dance rhythms; it can be used to accompany dance or played as an independent piece

dancer's posture and movements; grace in dancing

social or ballroom dancing typically performed by couples at gatherings

international standard ballroom dancing

A drama or play performed live by actors on a stage in front of an audience

breakdancing; breakdance; a type of street dance originating in the United States in the 1970s characterized by athletic and acrobatic movements

drama or theatrical performance primarily expressed through dance; ballet

to engage in fraudulent practices, corruption, or malpractice; to use deceptive means for illegal gain

A category of international ballroom dances originating from Latin American cultures, including the [[桑巴|桑巴|sang1 ba1]], [[恰恰|恰恰|qia4 qia4]], [[伦巴|倫巴|lun2 ba1]], [[斗牛舞|鬥牛舞|dou4 niu2 wu3]], and [[牛仔舞|牛仔舞|niu2 zai3 wu3]]

accomplished or professional dancer

(idiom) elated and excited; to be filled with great joy and inspiration

abbreviation for [[舞台美术|舞臺美術|wu3 tai2 mei3 shu4]], referring to the visual arts and design of a stage production, including lighting, scenery, makeup, costumes, and props

social dance where couples dance together, including styles like the waltz and tango

dancing skill; the level of one's ability or technique in dancing

to start dancing lightly and elegantly; to begin to dance with graceful movements

to move one's hands and feet about in excitement; to dance with joy or gesture animatedly

a place for singing and dancing, usually a commercial venue like a nightclub or cabaret

To sing and dance at the same time; used to describe a scene of festive celebration or joy.

an artistic group specialized in performing songs and dances

to dance with vigor, or a style of modern dance characterized by bold movements and a strong, intense rhythm

dance performed by a group of people, either as a staged performance or a social activity

to perform a traditional Chinese folk dance in a lion costume

To be a dancing partner to someone; to work as a paid escort or taxi dancer.

traditional Chinese folk performance where a team of people carries a long dragon figure on poles

describing a wild beast showing its ferocity or baring its teeth and claws

(idiom) to engage in favoritism and commit irregularities for personal profit; to do something wrong or illegal to serve one's own interests or those of friends and relatives