cha-cha [
'tʃɑ'tʃɑ]
n. (一种源自拉美的)三拍子舞厅舞
vi. 跳三拍子舞厅舞
- Why is it that when passions are inflamed we choose to argue and fight, when dancing the cha-cha is less injurious, far more enjoyable, and equally effective in resolving the tension?
怒火中烧时,我们为什么选择争吵和打斗,而实际上,跳一曲恰恰舞危险更小、有情趣、能化解紧张局面?
cha-cha[ noun ]- a modern ballroom dance from Latin America; small steps and swaying movements of the hips
<noun.act>
[ verb ]- dance the cha-cha
<verb.motion>
cha-cha \cha-cha\ n.
a modern ballroom dance from Latin America; it uses two slow
steps followed by three quick small steps, with swaying
movements of the hips, and has many variations of movements
based on that rhythm.
Syn: cha-cha.
[WordNet 1.5 +PJC]
- "If you can cha-cha, you can polka," Bob Hope gushed to a Hollywood columnist.
- Frank "Killer Joe" Piro, the dancer who taught high society everything from the cha-cha to the hully-gully, has died of kidney disease at age 68.