1. CHARACTER DANCE

   CHARACTERISTIC DANCE- a type of stage dance. It is based on folk dance(or household

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2. Characteristic dance

   creating an entire performance.
   Lit.: Lopukhov A.V., Shiryaev A.V., Bocharov A.I., Fundamentals characteristic dance, L
   M., 1939; Dobrovolskaya G. N., Dance. Pantomime. Ballet, L., 1975.
   G. N. Dobrovolskaya.
   

3. dance

   Inspirational (Polonsky).
   Wild (Gorodetsky).
   Unbridled (Serafimovich).
   Joyful (Serafimovich).
   Measured and joyful (Bryusov).

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4. dance

   Borrowing from German, where we find Tanz - " dance".
   

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5. dance

   Carefree, artless, passionless, cheerful, lively, brave, exuberant, fast, inspired, magnificent, cheerful, expressive, languid, dizzy, hot, graceful, rough, wondrous, wild, cheerful, perky, soulful...

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6. Dance

   and comedy. Most characteristic for the history of T.: 1) circular T. of Australian savages

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7. dance

   cm.:
   Throwing the body in dance
   

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8. dance

   Dance, twirl
   Start dancing, squatting

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9. dance

   orf.
   dance, dance, TV dance, r. pl. dancing
   

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10. Dance

    (German tanz) is a type of art in which the main means of creating an artistic image are the movements and position of the dancer’s body. Dance art is one of the oldest manifestations of folk art. Each nation has developed its own national dance traditions.

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11. dance

    Ballroom dancing. Ukrainian dance. Dance lessons.
    □
    The sailors made a circle and beat in time with the fast dance
    clap their hands, and two stepped into the middle. Dance depicted the life of a sailor during the voyage. Kuprin

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12. dance

    dance
    I m.
    1. A type of art in which an artistic image is created by means of plastic

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13. dance Morphemic-spelling dictionary
14. Dance

    and corps de ballet, etc.).
    In ballet performances a special dance form was developed - Characteristic dance
    dance traditions have developed. On the basis of folk T., the Stage Theater began to be created dance
    various dance systems: European Classic dance- the basic system of modern ballet
    and Africa. Folk dances were also the prototype of ballroom dance (See Ballroom dance). T
    interaction and mutual enrichment of T. “modern” and classical. Variety is also being developed dance

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15. Dance

    the dancer and the singer were the same person and dance usually accompanied by playing the zither, and also
    Gymnastic dance was called βίβασις and consisted of boys and girls jumping up and hitting

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16. dance

    3 ballabil 1 white dance 1 bergamasca 1 blues 3 boleros 2 bossanova 2 boston 6 brandle 1 brancle 1

17. Dance

    n. classic T. and characteristic T. (French danse de caractеre or danse caractеristique - dance
    classical dance, Leningrad, 1934, 1963; Ivanovsky N.P., Balny dance XVI-XIX centuries, L.-M., 1948; Tkachenko T
    S., Narodny dance, M., 1954; Vasilyeva-Rozhdestvenskaya M., Historical and Household dance, M., 1963
    Dobrovolskaya G., Dance. Pantomime. Ballet, L., 1975; Koroleva E. A., Early dance forms, Kish., 1977; Sachs
    lane - Gargi B., Theater and dance India, M., 1963); Sheets M., The phenomenology of dance, Madison

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18. dance

    dance. Through Polish tanies, gen. n. -ńsa from the Middle Ages. tanz" dance"with the introduction of suf. -ets in terms of

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19. dance

    DANCE-ntsa; m. [German] Tanz]
    1. units only A type of art in which an artistic image is created

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20. dance

    DANCE, nca, m.
    1. The art of plastic and rhythmic body movements. Dance theory. Mastery

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21. dance

    music. Classical, characteristic dance. | Ballroom dancing. | Indian, English dance. Old
    noun, m., used often
    (no) what? dance, what? dance, (see) what? dance, how? dance, what about
    dance. | Dance lesson. Dance teacher. | Movements and dance were the first means of communication by which
    man took possession.
    2. Ritual, ceremonial dance- these are plastic elements of pagan ritual
    hunting, fishing, arable farming, etc.). Combat dance. | Among the most ancient are hunting

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22. dance

    DANCE
    I.
    1. The art of plastic and rhythmic body movements.
    2. A series of such movements performed
    Dance, consisting of arcs and various steps that have a certain duration and are combined
    demonstrative T. Dance performed by skaters in demonstration performances, without any restrictions
    Dance consists of non-repeating combinations of new or known dance movements, combined
    into a program in which the dancers express their own ideas. Arbitrary dance performed

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23. dance

    Dance, dancing, dancing, dancing, dancing, dancing, dance, dancing, dancing, dancing, dancing, dancing

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24. dance

    dancing. Characteristic dancing. Dance lessons. Dancing school.
    3. A piece of music with rhythm and style

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25. dancing

    noun, number of synonyms: 1 plant 4422

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26. dance

    See dance

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27. dance

    Borrowing in the 18th century from Polish language, where taniec< ср.-в.-нем. tanz «dance».
    

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28. dance

    dance).
    French – danser (to dance).
    German – tanzen (to dance), Tanz ( dance).
    Polish – tanc
    dance).
    In Russian, the word began to be used in the 17th century. It was borrowed
    and -ey. Gradually " dance" stood out as a literary form, "tank" remained a dialect word.
    In modern
    in Russian the word " dance" means "plastic and rhythmic movements."
    Derivatives: dance, dance, dancer, dancer.
    

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29. characteristic

    characteristic and.
    Distraction noun according to adj. characteristic I 2.
    

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30. typical

    adverb, number of synonyms: 14 classically 26 classic 6 colorful 14 certainly 40 indicative 9 inherent 8 inherent 5 representative 3 peculiar 31 characteristic 10 specific 7 specific 5 typical 10 characteristic 1

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31. out of character

    adj., number of synonyms: 2 unusual 4 alien 24

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32. characteristic

    adj., used compare often
    characteristic, characteristic, typical, characteristic; more characteristic
    1
    Characteristic it is called something that is typical, characteristic of someone or something. Characteristic peculiarity
    novel. | Characteristic landscape feature. | Examples of letter texts, characteristic for modern
    business letter.
    2. Characteristic a person's appearance is the appearance of a person who has a bright
    pronounced, distinctive features. Characteristic appearance | Characteristic face.
    3. Characteristic symptom

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33. characteristic

    I.
    CHARACTERISTICS I and, g. Property characteristic. BAS-1. Ballet composers have very little new
    shown in dances. Still not enough characteristics. Gogol Petersburg. zap. 1836<�Америка>regardless
    to private characteristic, which has not received a general character. Gogol unpublished 99. And the typist-artist
    He<�персонаж>speaks characteristics entirely according to what was written down - and it turns out to be untrue. Ven. Day
    pissing // Z0-21 88. Having flashed an unusual not so long ago characteristic as Moskaleva

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34. characteristic

    see >> distinctive

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35. characteristic

    CHARACTERISTIC, characteristic, characteristic; characteristic, characteristic, typical.
    1. (characteristic
    Possessing sharply expressed, very noticeable features and traits. Characteristic figure. Characteristic
    cloth.
    2. (characteristic). clearly expressing the character of something, distinguishing it from others, characteristic
    exclusively to a given person or phenomenon. Characteristic pronunciation for southerners. Characteristic smile. This fact
    very characteristic of him. Characteristic features of northern nature. This is very important for him typical

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36. characteristic

    characteristic Wed
    That which clearly expresses the character of something, distinguishes it from others, is characteristic exclusively of a certain person or object.
    

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37. characteristic

    See character

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38. characteristic

    1.
    CHARACTERISTIC, oh, oh; ren, rna.
    1. Stubborn, likes to do things his own way, difficult, wayward
    character (simple). X. man.
    2. characteristic the role is the same as characteristic role.
    2.
    CHARACTERISTIC oh, oh
    ren, rna.
    1. With clearly defined characteristics and features. X. suit. Characteristic face.
    2
    Peculiar to someone, specific. X. climate for the north. This trait is for him characteristic.
    3. full f
    Characteristic of a certain people, era, social environment. Characteristic dancing. Characteristic roles

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39. characteristic

    o - ch e g o  ( n e k o m y - ch e m y ). This trait is for him characteristic. Characteristic climate for the north
    So characteristic for a Russian woman (Pavlenko). Combinations of sound impressions with visual ones in general characteristic for Repin’s perception of things (K. Chukovsky).
    

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40. characteristic

    characteristic
    cr. f. -ren, -rna, -rno
    

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41. typical

    adv. To characteristic(in 1 digit).
    In his speech typical The letter “o” stood out, like many Volga residents. Teleshov, Notes of a writer.
    

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1. dance

   Dance, skokі, dance school - dance school
   

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2. Dance Russian-Turkish dictionary
3. dance

   m.
   1) baile m, danza f
   
   
   
   
   
   
   go dancing - ir al baile

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4. dance

   Oyun
   invite to dance- oyunğa davet etmek
   

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5. dance

   Dance
   dansi (-; ma-), mchezo (mi-), ngoma (-);
   dance of death - ulele-ngoma unit;
   dances associated with initiation - unyago singular;
   group dance - tambi (-)

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6. dance Russian-Arabic dictionary
7. dance Russian-Estonian dictionary
8. dance

   1.taniec;
   2. tańce, zabawa taneczna;

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9. dance

   Dance
   

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10. dance

    Tanec
    tančení

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11. dance

    1) (art form) ballo m., danza f.
    ballroom dancing - balli lisci
    invite to dance-invitare a

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12. dance

    Buzhig, buzhiglekh, kharaykh, tsovkhrokh

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13. dance Russian-Hungarian dictionary
14. dance

    m.
    1) baile m, danza f
    folk dances - danzas populares
    ballroom dancing - bailes serios de salon
    dance teacher - maestro de baile
    dance evening, evening with dancing - baile m (velada)
    ice dancing - baile sobre hielo
    2) plural dancing (dance evening) baile m
    go dancing - ir al baile

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15. dance

    m
    dança f
    - dance evening

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16. dance

    the ruins of human
    body
    2. Viconny of such rulers
    3. musical style in the rhythm, style and tempo of music to such levels
    dance
    

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17. dance

    Dance
    רִיקוּד ז"; מָחוֹל ז" [ר" מְחוֹלוֹת]
    

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18. Dance Russian-Dutch dictionary
19. dance Russian-Swedish dictionary
20. dance

    Husband. 1) dance Scottish dance- strathspey dance teacher dance lessons evening dance dance

21. dance

    plastic and rhythmic movements
    dance
    ¤ dance school -- dance school
    ¤ the art of dance - the mystique of dance
    

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22. dance Russian-French dictionary
23. dance

    M (plural dances) rəqs, oyun.

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24. dance

    m.
    1) Tanz m
    fulfill dance- einen Tanz vorführen
    2)
    sports ice dancing - Eistanz m
    

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25. dance

    m
    tanssi
    invite to dance- pyytää tanssiin
    dance evening - tanssiaiset
    ice dancing - jäätanssit
    

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26. characteristic only for

    Problems unique to such systems arise ...

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27. characteristic Russian-Lithuanian dictionary
28. characteristic

    Characteristic
    maalum[u], hasa, -a kupambanua, -a peke yake, -a mtindo;
    characteristic feature - alama (-)

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29. characteristic

    1. iseloomulik
    2. kangekaelne
    3. karakter-
    4. karakteristlik
    5. põikpäine
    6. tahtejõuline
    7. tunnuslik
    8. väänik

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30. characteristic Russian-Czech dictionary
31. characteristic Russian-Czech dictionary
32. typical

    1. briefly form adj. from characteristic 2. predic. it is typical, it is characteristic typical
    that - it is significant that for him typical- it is typical of him characteristic|o - meaning tale

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What does "character dance" mean?

Encyclopedic Dictionary, 1998

character dance

type of stage dance. It is based on folk dance (or everyday dance), which has been processed by a choreographer for a ballet performance.

Characteristic dance

one of the expressive means of ballet theater, a type of stage dance. Originally the term "H. T." served as the definition of dance in character, in image (in interludes, dances of artisans, peasants, robbers). Later, the choreographer K. Blazis began to call all folk dances introduced into a ballet performance “H. t.” This meaning of the term continues into the 20th century. Choreographers and dancers of the classical school of dance built choreography on the basis of this school, using professional techniques. At the end of the 19th century. The choreography exercise was created (later approved as an academic discipline in choreographic schools).

In a modern ballet performance, the ballet can be an episode, become a means of revealing the image, creating an entire performance.

Lit.: Lopukhov A.V., Shiryaev A.V., Bocharov A.I., Fundamentals of character dance, L. ≈ M., 1939; Dobrovolskaya G.N., Dance. Pantomime. Ballet, L., 1975.

G. N. Dobrovolskaya.

one of the expressive means of ballet theater, a type of stage dance. Originally the term "H. T." served as the definition of dance in character, in image (in interludes, dances of artisans, peasants, robbers). Later, the choreographer K. Blazis began to call all folk dances introduced into a ballet performance “H. t.” This meaning of the term continues into the 20th century. Choreographers and dancers of the classical school of dance built choreography on the basis of this school, using professional techniques. At the end of the 19th century. Exercise of choreography was created (later approved as an academic discipline in choreographic schools).

In a modern ballet performance, the ballet can be an episode, become a means of revealing the image, creating an entire performance.

Lit.: Lopukhov A.V., Shiryaev A.V., Bocharov A.I., Fundamentals of character dance, L. - M., 1939; Dobrovolskaya G.N., Dance. Pantomime. Ballet, L., 1975.

G. N. Dobrovolskaya.

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• - 1. characteristic; character actor; characteristic role; characteristic dance 2. characteristic, -ren, -rna, -rno, -rny; compare art. -her; characteristic person 3. characteristic, -ren, -rna, -rno, -rny; compare art. -her...

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