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/dɑ:ns/ * danh từ - sự nhảy múa; sự khiêu vũ - bài nhạc nhảy; điệu nhạc khiêu vũ - buổi liên hoan khiêu vũ !to lead the dance - (xem) lead !to lend a person a pretty dance - gây khó khăn trở ngại cho ai; làm phiền ai !St Vitus'd dance - (y học) chứng múa giật * nội động từ - nhảy múa, khiêu vũ - nhảy lên, rộn lên; nhún nhảy, rung rinh, bập bềnh, rập rình =her heart danced with joy+ lòng cô ta rộn lên sung sướng =to dance for joy+ nhảy lên vì sung sướng =a boat dancing on the waves+ con thuyền bập bềnh trên sóng =the leaves are dancing in the wind+ lá cây rung rinh trong gió * nội động từ - nhảy =to dance the tango+ nhảy điệu tăngô - làm cho nhảy múa - tung tung nhẹ, nhấc lên nhấc xuống =to dance a baby in one's arms+ tung tung nhẹ em bé trong tay !to dance attendance upon somebody - phải chờ đợi ai lâu - luôn luôn theo bên cạnh ai !to dance away one's time - nhảy múa cho tiêu thời giờ !to dance onself into somebody's favour - nhờ nhảy múa mà chiếm được lòng yêu quý của ai !to dance one's head off - nhảy múa chóng cả mặt !to dance to somebody's pipes (whistle, tume, piping) - để cho ai xỏ mũi; để cho ai điều khiển !to dance on nothing - bị treo cổ
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