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1 tänzerisch
I Adj. Bewegung: dance-like, dancing; tänzerische Begabung dancing talent, talent as a dancer ( oder as dancers); tänzerische Ausbildung dance ( oder ballet) training; tänzerische Darbietungen dance ( oder ballet) performances; tänzerische Gymnastik rhythmic gymnastics; eine große tänzerische Leistung a magnificent piece of dancing, a great ballet performanceII Adv.: tänzerisch begabt talented as a dancer; tänzerisch hervorragend technically superb (as dance bzw. as a dancer); die Kür ist tänzerisch betont the free section has a strong element of dance* * *tạ̈n|ze|risch ['tɛntsərɪʃ]1. adjGrazie, Beschwingtheit etc dance-like2. adv* * *tän·ze·rischI. adj dancingdie Paare zeigten ihr \tänzerisches Können the couples showed their dancing abilityII. adv in terms of dancingdie Kür war \tänzerisch ausgezeichnet the dancing in the free section was excellent* * *1.Adjektiv dance-like <movement, rhythm, step>2.* * *A. adj Bewegung: dance-like, dancing;tänzerische Begabung dancing talent, talent as a dancer ( oder as dancers);tänzerische Ausbildung dance ( oder ballet) training;tänzerische Darbietungen dance ( oder ballet) performances;tänzerische Gymnastik rhythmic gymnastics;eine große tänzerische Leistung a magnificent piece of dancing, a great ballet performanceB. adv:tänzerisch begabt talented as a dancer;tänzerisch hervorragend technically superb (as dance bzw as a dancer);die Kür ist tänzerisch betont the free section has a strong element of dance* * *1.Adjektiv dance-like <movement, rhythm, step>2.
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