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pas de deux
[ French pahduh »å²Õ ]
noun
- a dance by two persons.
- (in classical ballet) a set dance for a ballerina and a danseur noble, consisting typically of an entrée, an adagio, a variation for each dancer, and a coda.
pas de deux
/ ±èÉ‘»å»åø /
noun
- ballet a sequence for two dancers
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of pas de deux1
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of pas de deux1
Example Sentences
The director comes with hard-earned and believable insights into the awkward pas de deux between a celebrity and a journalist.
But their eventual pas de deux will send viewers scrambling to rewatch the smoke-and-mirrors mystery thriller to uncover everything that initially went unnoticed.
Their performance glowed, and not just because it was newsworthy: This was the first pairing of two nonbinary dancers in a major pas de deux at City Ballet.
Their partnership has a rounded sophistication that can be rare in a contemporary pas de deux.
A young romance backed by a cheeky ukulele number abuts beautiful acrobatic pas de deux, lit by actor-held spotlights.
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