| Traduções principais |
WordReference English-Portuguese Dictionary © 2026:
| dance vi | (move rhythmically) | dançar v int |
| | She danced to the music. |
| | Ela dançou a música. |
| jig about vi phrasal | (jump or dance around) | gingar, saltitar, dançar v int |
| shimmy vi | (dance a shimmy) (o shimmy) | dançar v int |
| | The women shimmied and moved to the beat. |
dillydally, dilly-dally vi | informal (vacillate) (informal: vacilar) | bobear⇒, dançar⇒ vi |
| boogie vi | slang (dance to disco music) | dançar v int |
| | We boogied all night long at the '70s disco. |
| bop vi | US, informal (dance) (gíria: dançar) | dançar v int |
| | When the radio plays their favorite tune, the girls start bopping. |
| Traduções complementares |
WordReference English-Portuguese Dictionary © 2026:
| dance vi | (move randomly) | dançar v int |
| | The dust particle danced in the air. |
| | A partícula de poeira dançou no ar. |
| hoof vi | (dance) | dançar v int |
| | Fred started his swing dancing career by hoofing in local bars. |
| groove vi | informal (dance) | dançar v int |
| | The DJ put a record on and everyone on the dance floor started grooving. |
groove to sth, groove on sth vi + prep | figurative, dated, informal (enjoy: music, etc.) (figurado) | dançar v int |
| | (figurado, música) | curtir v int |
| | The young men walked down the street, grooving to the music playing on their ghetto blaster. |
| dance sth vtr | (perform) | dançar v int |
| | He danced the ballet for the audience. |
| | Ele dançou balé para o público. |
| step sth vtr | dated (dance) | dançar vt |
| | He stepped the foxtrot lightly, and with great finesse. |
| | Ele dançou um foxtrote leve e com grande fineza. |
| Formas compostas: |
WordReference English-Portuguese Dictionary © 2026:
| ballroom dance vi | (dance old-fashioned style) | dançar dança de salão loc v |
| | Joe and Marge ballroom dance every week at the club. |
| barn dance vi | (do square dancing) | dançar quadrilha loc v |
| | Let's go barn dance. |
| belly dance vi | (perform sensual dancing) | dançar a dança do ventre loc v |
| | I think I'll learn to belly dance; it's a great form of exercise as well as being sexy! |
| bop vi | (dance the bebop) (dançar) | dançar o bebop loc v |
| | Your grandfather and I used to bop to this song, back in the '50s. |
breakdance, break dance, break-dance vi | (do street dancing) | dançar break vt + sm |
cast off, cast down vi phrasal | (country dancing) | dançar fora do passo expres v |
| | The dancers cast off and moved to the end of the line. |
| Charleston vi | (dance the Charleston) | dançar o Charleston expres v |
| dance music n | (rhythmic music for social dancing) | música para dançar loc sf |
| | Some trendy restaurants play dance music in the background. |
| dance the night away v expr | figurative, informal (spend the evening dancing) | dançar a noite toda loc v |
| | Sometimes when you feel really good, you just want to dance the night away. |
do the conga, do a conga, dance a conga, dance the conga v expr | (dance in a long line) | dançar a conga expres v |
fox-trot, foxtrot vi | (dance the fox-trot) | dançar foxtrote⇒ vi |
| foxtrot vi | (dance a foxtrot) | dançar o foxtrote loc v |
| grind vi | (suggestive dance move) | dançar sugestivamente v int + adv |
| | The music started up, and the dancer strutted to the centre of the dance floor and started to grind. |
| | A música iniciou, a dançarina desfilou para o centro da pista de dança e começou a dançar sugestivamente. |
| happy feet npl | figurative, informal (urge to dance) | vontade de dançar loc sf |
| | This music's giving me happy feet! |
| jig vi | (dance a jig) | dançar a jiga expres v |
| | Everyone cleared the floor as the two began to jig. |
| jitterbug vi | (dance the jitterbug) | dançar jitterbug vt + sm |
| jive vi | (dance the jive) | dançar o jive expres v |
| | | dançar swing expres v |
| | | dançar jazz expres v |
| | So you're a dance instructor? Can you teach me how to jive? |
| moonwalk vi | figurative (dance: do backslide move) (dançar) | dançar moonwalk loc v |
| mosh vi | informal (dance aggressively) (dançar agressivamente) | dançar o mosh loc v |
| | The fans began to mosh at the foot of the stage. |
| pole dance vi | (dance erotically around pole) | dançar no poste expres v |
| | (informal, popular) | dançar no queijo expres v |
| rock vi | (dance to rock music) | dançar rock expres v |
| | The band is playing. Let's rock! |
| | A banda está tocando. Vamos dançar rock! |
| salsa vi | Spanish (dance the salsa) | dançar a salsa loc v |
| | Where did you learn to salsa like that? |
| skank vi | (dance loosely) | dançar livremente vi + adv |
| | The party guests were skanking to a ska tune. |
| striptease vi | (perform erotic dance) | fazer strip-tease loc v |
| | | dançar eroticamente loc v |
| | | dançar sensualmente loc v |
| | Wendy learned to striptease at her dance class. |
| strut your stuff v expr | slang (dance ostentatiously) | dançar ostensivamente vt + adv |
| swing vi | (play on a swing) | dançar o swing expres v |
| | | girar, voltear v int |
| | To swing, lean back and forth. |
| tango vi | (dance the tango) | dançar tango loc v |
| | Couples tangoed on the dance floor for hours at the Latin American festival. |
tap dance, tap-dance vi | (dance with clicking shoes) (dançar com sapatos profissional) | sapatear v int |
| | | dançar sapateado vt + sm |
| | My daughter learned to tap-dance at school. |
tap dancing, tap-dancing n | (dancing with clicking shoes) (dançar com sapatos de salto) | sapatear vt |
| | | dançar sapateado loc v |
| | My daughter's always enjoyed tap dancing. |
| two-step vi | (dance the two-step) | dançar two-step expres v |