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dancer ['dænsɚ]

n. 舞蹈演员, 跳舞者

His wife is a ballet dancer.
他妻子是一位芭蕾舞演员。
None of us can equal her, either in beauty or as a dancer.
不管是容貌还是舞艺我们都比不上她。
We were all bewitched by the pretty dancer.
我们都为那美丽的舞蹈者所陶醉。

dancer

[ noun ]

a performer who dances professionally

<noun.person>

a person who participates in a social gathering arranged for dancing (as a ball)

<noun.person>

Dancer \Dan"cer\, n.
One who dances or who practices dancing.

{The merry dancers}, beams of the northern lights when they
rise and fall alternately without any considerable change
of length. See {Aurora borealis}, under {Aurora}.

To that end, he portrayed himself as a knife-throwing tap dancer from the Australian Outback.
(The choreographer Mark Morris, when a young dancer, left a ballet company because 'I got tired of pretending to be a straight guy in love with a ballerina.') So why do gay men go to ballet?
There was talk of turning Mr. Pritchard's counseling experiences into a series; there was a funny bit as a gay disco dancer on a "Taxi" episode; and then there was a new regime on the Peacock Throne.
"As a dancer and somebody who moves to music, the Pet Shop Boys' tracks are so interesting.
After all, this was a place where, according to one local critic, "A dancer had practically to fall on her backside for the audience to notice anything was wrong or for the administration to care." Older and wiser types might have hesitated.
They speak frequently together by telephone." Davis, a singer, dancer and actor, was born to vaudevillians Elvera and Sammy Davis in 1925, appeared on stage as a youngster and braved bigotry for decades as he toured the country.
Broadway dancer Elizabeth Duggan has died of cancer, less than a month after the death of her husband, actor Andrew Duggan, relatives said.
Dorian Sanchez, a dancer in the movie, was also assistant to choreographer Kenny Ortega.
In tackling parts like the mischievous innkeeper's daughter in "Don Quixote" and the remote but passionate temple dancer in "La Bayadere," she offers less a portrayal than an impersonation.
Murdoch began his show business career in 1927 as a dancer in the chorus of a London stage show, "The Blue Train," but soon branched out into radio comedy.
My interest was held, though, by Uvarov; even under these circumstances, he is a remarkably fine dancer.
A fireball of a dancer, she soon revealed the quality that has since marked her every work - her fascination with movement.
The most memorable is a huge, slow arc that each dancer traces with one arm, in which the whole upper body opens and expands; and this is contrasted with a sharp lift of the heels while the dancers close their flexed arms before their faces.
Hall of Fame awards were given to retired dancer Katherine Dunham and actor Jones.
Irwin swoons for dancer Margaret Eginton, who spoofs the angular, jerky movements of modern dance.
They duplicate each other move-for-move in a stunning demonstration of the great dancer's sublime perfection.
Procter & Gamble pays the Dance Theatre of Harlem for a Tide commercial showing a dancer dropping rehearsal-grimed socks into a washer.
The 63-year-old singer, dancer and actor said he's been a heavy smoker since he was 14. He quit 10 days ago.
'I'm riding off into the sunset and will probably turn up as a belly dancer in Libya,' he adds. Although his pay-off is probably in the Pounds 200,000 bracket, TSW's greatest tribute is not trying to replace him.
As a dancer, his every step, every action, is polished, graceful.
The cast will include tap dancers Hinton Battle and Gregg Burge from the original Broadway cast and Donna Wood, a former dancer in the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater.
"Until you have performed at Radio City Music Hall, you have not performed in New York," said Nureyev, the Soviet-born dancer and artistic director of the French troupe.
The 22-year-old woman dancer, whose name was not released, stayed behind after a performance while the remainder of the troupe continued to its next stop, New York City, on Sunday.
She was barely 16, the daughter of a French chemist and an American dancer.
It is production as substitute for interpretation, and on these terms it worked helpfully on Monday night when Lisa Cullum and Bart de Block were the central figures. Miss Cullum is a young dancer, and her Giselle is a tender, very immature portrayal.
The dancer belonged to a 46-member troupe performing at the Haifa Folklore Festival.
It got hotter than usual during a male dancer's act when "flash paper" he was using started a fire and sent people fleeing.
The classically trained dancer told Gentlemen's Quarterly in its February issue: "I don't wanna be a sex symbol.
The showpiece soprano role, the dancer L'Ensoleillad, finds Maria Bayo bright-toned but mostly rather impersonal in her inflections.
Already out is "The Untold Story Behind the Making of `A Chorus Line,"' (Bantam Books) by Denny Martin Flinn, a dancer who appeared in a national tour of the musical.

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