dancer

Word family adjectivedanceabledancynoundancerdancingdance banddance floordancehalldance hallverbdance

danc·er /ˈdɑːnsə $ ˈdænsər/ W3 noun [countableC]

1 DANCEsomeone who dances as a profession 舞蹈演员

The dancer’s technique is strong.

这个舞蹈演员舞技精湛。

ballet/ballroom/flamenco etc dancer

Margot Fonteyn, the famous British ballet dancer

玛戈·芳廷，英国著名芭蕾舞演员

2 DANCEsomeone who dances 舞蹈者

the dancers on the floor

舞池中的舞者

good/bad dancer

Dave’s a good dancer.

戴夫舞跳得很好。

Examples from the Corpus

dancer• Her childhood dream was to be a ballet dancer.• The ballet dancer, Rudolph Nureyev, died at the age of fifty four.• Narrative dance applies to those phrases of conversation between individuals or between dancers and public, where the dancer uses explicit gestures.• The desk lamp with an emerald-green shade and small prints of Degas' dancers were the only distinctive features of the room.• Suddenly it stops and, it seems within seconds, drummers, dancers and audience disperse.• a world famous dancer• I'm not a very good dancer.• Each village has dancers and musicians to enact musical dramas which have been passed down through the generations.• Blues Suite has changed over the years in structure, content and the ways succeeding generations of dancers perform it.• I was determined to be a professional dancer.• The tension got to the dancers, too, and many expected the ballet to be a fiasco.

ballet/ballroom/flamenco etc dancer• He keeps wandering into minor subplots, about a flamenco dancer and a dancing doctors demonstration.• I felt weightless, light as a ballet dancer.• Poor Brady, a ballet dancer in a bearpit.• He is a sensational, irresistible presence who has the composure and concentration of a ballet dancer.• I lift her soft and easy as a male ballet dancer would lift Giselle.• He became like a male ballet dancer - a support to lift up his glamorous partner and help her turn beautiful pirouettes.• Longbine said line dancers have concluded that repeated dance floor collisions were acts of aggression by the ballroom dancers.• A bright yellow strip of tape separated the country-western ballroom dancers from the line dance crowd.

good/bad dancer• She was a pretty girl with fair curly hair and brown eyes, very self-possessed and a good dancer.• Horton told him that he had a chance of becoming a good dancer.• Not only did Alvin know nothing about choreography, Shawn wrote, but he was not even a good dancer.• He was not a good dancer.• She was not a good dancer, just a dancer, just a chorus girl.• She was a bad dancer and he would be happy to improve this lack and ignorance.• They were both good dancers and gradually the other couples drifted off the floor and stood in a circle watching them.• Naturally, it was mainly the best dancers who went abroad to work.

词汇	dancer
释义	dancer Word family adjectivedanceabledancynoundancerdancingdance banddance floordancehalldance hallverbdance danc·er /ˈdɑːnsə $ ˈdænsər/ ●●● W3 noun [countableC] 1 DANCEsomeone who dances as a profession 舞蹈演员 The dancer’s technique is strong. 这个舞蹈演员舞技精湛。 ballet/ballroom/flamenco etc dancer Margot Fonteyn, the famous British ballet dancer 玛戈·芳廷，英国著名芭蕾舞演员 2 DANCEsomeone who dances 舞蹈者 the dancers on the floor 舞池中的舞者 good/bad dancer Dave’s a good dancer. 戴夫舞跳得很好。 Examples from the Corpus dancer• Her childhood dream was to be a ballet dancer.• The ballet dancer, Rudolph Nureyev, died at the age of fifty four.• Narrative dance applies to those phrases of conversation between individuals or between dancers and public, where the dancer uses explicit gestures.• The desk lamp with an emerald-green shade and small prints of Degas' dancers were the only distinctive features of the room.• Suddenly it stops and, it seems within seconds, drummers, dancers and audience disperse.• a world famous dancer• I'm not a very good dancer.• Each village has dancers and musicians to enact musical dramas which have been passed down through the generations.• Blues Suite has changed over the years in structure, content and the ways succeeding generations of dancers perform it.• I was determined to be a professional dancer.• The tension got to the dancers, too, and many expected the ballet to be a fiasco. ballet/ballroom/flamenco etc dancer• He keeps wandering into minor subplots, about a flamenco dancer and a dancing doctors demonstration.• I felt weightless, light as a ballet dancer.• Poor Brady, a ballet dancer in a bearpit.• He is a sensational, irresistible presence who has the composure and concentration of a ballet dancer.• I lift her soft and easy as a male ballet dancer would lift Giselle.• He became like a male ballet dancer - a support to lift up his glamorous partner and help her turn beautiful pirouettes.• Longbine said line dancers have concluded that repeated dance floor collisions were acts of aggression by the ballroom dancers.• A bright yellow strip of tape separated the country-western ballroom dancers from the line dance crowd. good/bad dancer• She was a pretty girl with fair curly hair and brown eyes, very self-possessed and a good dancer.• Horton told him that he had a chance of becoming a good dancer.• Not only did Alvin know nothing about choreography, Shawn wrote, but he was not even a good dancer.• He was not a good dancer.• She was not a good dancer, just a dancer, just a chorus girl.• She was a bad dancer and he would be happy to improve this lack and ignorance.• They were both good dancers and gradually the other couples drifted off the floor and stood in a circle watching them.• Naturally, it was mainly the best dancers who went abroad to work.
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