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1 TAP
m.tap dancing, tap dance.* * *TAP1 (Procesador de Matrices de Texto)Ex: The GESCAN system is designed to be used with a VAX/VMS computer system with the addition of a special purpose processor called a Text Array Processor (TAP).
TAP2 (Libros de Texto para Africa)Ex: This article describes a new project entitled Textbooks for Africa (TAP) launched by the Ranfurly Library Service with the support of the British Council (BC) and the Overseas Development Administration.
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2 tip tap
tip tap s.m.1 ( il rumore) tap-tapping* * *[tip'tap]sostantivo maschile invariabile tap dance* * *tip tap/tip'tap/m.inv.tap dance; ballare il tip tap to tap dance. -
3 ballare il tip tap
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4 baile tap
m.tap dancing, tap dance. -
5 bailarín de zapateado
• tap-dance• tap-dancing -
6 zapateador
• tap-dance• tap-dancing• zap• zarape -
7 zapateado
m.1 tap dance, tap dancing, heel-tapping dance, clog dance.2 zapateado, Spanish flamenco dance.past part.past participle of spanish verb: zapatear.* * *1 zapateado, Spanish stamping dance* * *SM1) (=claqué) tap dance2) (=baile típico español) zapateado* * ** * ** * ** * *
Del verbo zapatear: ( conjugate zapatear)
zapateado es:
el participio
Multiple Entries:
zapateado
zapatear
zapateado sustantivo masculino
◊ zapateo
zapatear ( conjugate zapatear) verbo intransitivo
( más fuerte) to stamp ( in time to the music)
zapatear verbo intransitivo to tap one's feet
* * *zapateado nm= type of flamenco dance where the dancers stamp their feet rhythmically* * *m Andalusian dance -
8 claqué
f.claque.m.1 claque, group of persons hired to applaud.2 group of fawning admirers.3 tap dancing.* * *1 figurado claque* * *SF claque* * *masculino tap dancing, tap* * *a) ( en el teatro) claqueb) ( camarilla) clique* * *1 (en el teatro) claque2 (camarilla) clique* * *
Multiple Entries:
claque
claqué
claqué sustantivo masculino
tap (dancing);
' claqué' also found in these entries:
English:
tap dance
- tap dancer
- tap dancing
- tap
* * *claque nf1. [en teatro] claque2. [camarilla] clique* * *f TEA claque* * *claqué n tap dancing -
9 claque
f.claque.m.1 claque, group of persons hired to applaud.2 group of fawning admirers.3 tap dancing.* * *1 figurado claque* * *SF claque* * *a) ( en el teatro) claqueb) ( camarilla) clique* * *a) ( en el teatro) claqueb) ( camarilla) clique* * *1 (en el teatro) claque2 (camarilla) clique* * *
Multiple Entries:
claque
claqué
claqué sustantivo masculino
tap (dancing);
' claqué' also found in these entries:
English:
tap dance
- tap dancer
- tap dancing
- tap
* * *claque nf1. [en teatro] claque2. [camarilla] clique* * *f TEA claque* * *claqué n tap dancing -
10 чечётка
1) General subject: aberdevine, buck and wing (сольный танцевальный номер), pat, step dance, tap dance, tap dancing, tap-dance, tap-dancing2) Zoology: redpoll (Carduelis)3) Ornithology: linnet (Acanthis), redpoll (Acanthis) -
11 zapateado
• clog dance• heel piece• heeling• Spanish falmenco dance• tap box• tap drill• tap-dance for• zany• zapateado dancer -
12 steppi
yks.nom. steppi; yks.gen. stepin; yks.part. steppiä; yks.ill. steppiin; mon.gen. steppien; mon.part. steppejä; mon.ill. steppeihinstep dance (noun)tap dance (noun)* * *• step dance• tap dance -
13 zapateo americano
m.tap dance, tap dancing.* * *(CS) tap dancing* * *(CS) tap dancing -
14 чечетка
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15 отбивать чечётку
1) General subject: shake feet, shake foot, tap dance, tap-dance, toe and heel it2) American: hoof -
16 степ
1) General subject: step dance, tap dance -
17 танцевать степ
1) General subject: tap dance, tap-dance, toe and heel it2) Jargon: hoof -
18 step dansı yapmak
v. tap dance, tap, step dance -
19 step
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20 stepovati
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