Danzaban (en. They danced)

/danˈθaβan/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

To make rhythmic movements to the beat of the music.

During the party, everyone danced to the rhythm of the salsa.

Durante la fiesta, todos danzaban al ritmo de la salsa.

To participate in a dance as part of a tradition or celebration.

In the ceremony, the participants danced to honor their ancestors.

En la ceremonia, los participantes danzaban para honrar a sus ancestros.

To move rhythmically and gracefully in dance.

The children danced with joy on stage.

Los niños danzaban con alegría en el escenario.

From the verb 'danzar', which comes from the Latin 'dancare'.

Dance in circles

To perform a dance in a circular manner.

Danzar en círculos

Dance as if nobody is watching

To dance freely, without worrying about others' opinions.

Danzar como si nadie estuviera mirando

dance

An art form that involves movement with rhythm.

danza

dancer

A person who dances professionally.

bailarín

music

Sound arts that accompany dance.

música

To dance with a lot of energy.

That party was so good that everyone danced like crazy.

Esa fiesta estuvo tan buena que todos danzaban como locos.

To have a good time dancing.

Last night we kept dancing until dawn.

Anoche nos quedamos danzando hasta el amanecer.