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/dɑ̃.sœʁ/
Translation
dancer (male)
Word origin
From danser, which comes from a Frankish verb meaning 'to draw, to stretch to and fro'. English borrowed both the verb and the noun from French.
- Origin
- Frankish
- Root
- danser
- English cognates
- dancer, dance
Grammar
Examples
l' .
This dancer has trained since the age of six.
.
The dancers come onto the stage.
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She married a famous dancer.
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A good dancer listens to the music above all.
tous .
The young dancers rehearse every morning.
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