Bailarines (en. Dancers)

/bai-la-ˈri-nes/

Meaning & Definition

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noun
People who perform dance professionally or as a hobby.
The dancers presented themselves on stage with an impressive choreography.
Los bailarines se presentaron en el escenario con una coreografía impresionante.
Artists who specialize in different styles of dance.
In the dance company, the dancers learn ballet and contemporary dance.
En la compañía de danza, los bailarines aprenden ballet y contemporáneo.
Individuals who interpret rhythmic movements to the sound of music.
The dancers of the folk group showcased their talent at the festival.
Los bailarines del grupo folclórico mostraron su talento en el festival.

Etymology

From the verb 'bailar' with the suffix '-ines', which indicates occupation or profession.

Common Phrases and Expressions

dancers on stage
It refers to the dancers who are performing in front of an audience.
bailarines en escena
like a dancer
It is used to describe someone who moves with grace and elegance.
como un bailarín
ballet dancers
Dancers who specialize in classical dance.
bailarines de ballet

Related Words

to dance
To perform rhythmic movements in time with the music.
bailar
dance
The art of expressing ideas or emotions through body movement.
danza
choreography
The design or creation of dance movements.
coreografía

Slang Meanings

Party dancer
At the party, everyone wanted to be the party dancer who got everyone to dance.
En la fiesta, todos querían ser el bailarín de fiesta que movía a todos a bailar.
Ballroom dancer
She is considered the best ballroom dancer in the competition.
Ella es considerada la mejor bailarín de salón en la competencia.