English · Common Verbs
/dɑːns/
[/dɑːns/]
move to music
To move your body in time with music, usually for enjoyment.
They love to dance together at every wedding, even when the music is slow.
They love to dance together at every wedding, even when the music is slow.
From Old French 'dancier', of uncertain, possibly Frankish, origin.
Both noun and verb; central to celebrations and the performing arts.