dance; dancing; the art of dance

to follow the same old disastrous road; to repeat the same failure through not learning from previous lessons; literally meaning to follow the tracks of a cart that has already overturned

to follow established rules and customs; to behave in a conventional way or toe the line; sometimes used to describe being inflexible or lacking in creativity

accomplished or professional dancer

(idiom) lit. to jump into boiling water and step into fire; to brave any danger or hardship without fear for one's own life

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

(literary) to repeat; to follow a path or behavior that has already proven to be a mistake or failure

A neurological disorder characterized by involuntary, jerky or flinging movements of the limbs and body; includes conditions such as St. Vitus dance and ballism

(literary) to commit suicide by jumping into the sea; to drown in the sea

A nervous system disorder characterized by involuntary, jerky movements of the face and limbs; often caused by genetics or infection and can lead to a decline in cognitive and physical abilities.

Full of spirit and energy; originally describing the intense and powerful movements of the ancient Zhou Dynasty dance Wu [[武|武|wu3]], now used to describe a person's high spirits or energetic manner

competitive ballroom dancing as a sport or physical education activity

A prestigious university for professional dance education located in Beijing

to follow the same path that led to failure; to repeat a previous error

to follow the same track as before; to repeat the same errors or failures of the past

to exert oneself to the utmost; to be full of spirit and act with vigor

to strictly follow the rules; to behave in a law-abiding way and observe all social norms

to attack someone's weak points; to pick holes or find fault with someone

new dance or modern dance; a style of free and expressive dance that originated in the early 20th century

a form of exercise involving full-body movement to the rhythm of music, designed to increase oxygen intake and strengthen heart and lung function

dance art that possesses ethnic or national characteristics; often reflects the culture and customs of a specific people through its music, costume, and technique

to brave any danger; to charge forward courageously without fear of death

To sacrifice one's life for a righteous cause; to follow the path of justice even unto death.

to be full of spirit and energy; to forge ahead with vigor and determination

(idiom) to stick blindly to convention; to follow an established routine without any change or innovation; to be stuck in a rut

to stamp one's feet and beat time to the rhythm of a song

To follow rules and established customs without overstepping; to behave in a law-abiding way.

to step on a tiger's tail; a metaphor for being in an extremely dangerous situation

To follow a set pattern or precedent without any original thought; to plagiarize or copy others' work.

to stick to old ways or follow routine without change or innovation

To follow the rules and abide by established customs or laws; to be well-behaved.

(idiom) to leave office for a distant place; to live in seclusion and place oneself above the fray

to travel to a distant place; to go far away