prance
prance 英 [prɑːns] 美 [præns]
n. 昂首阔步；（马）后足立地腾跃 vi. 腾跃；昂首阔步；欢跃 vt. 使腾跃
进行时:prancing 过去式:pranced 过去分词:pranced 第三人称单数:prances 名词复数:prances
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- n. 昂首阔步；（马）后足立地腾跃
- vi. 腾跃；昂首阔步；欢跃
- vt. 使腾跃
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1. When that happens we pretty well prance around the house like we’ve somehow magically manufactured a day out of thin air.
当这种事发生的时候，就好像是无中生有地变出了一天似的，差不多一直在屋子里上窜下跳。
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2. One by one, the village girls married the local lads, and up the path to the church they'd prance, smiling all the way.
村里的姑娘一个接一个嫁给了当地的小伙子，在去往教堂的路上，她们都高兴而自得。
- prance (v.) late 14c., originally of horses, of unknown origin, perhaps related to Middle English pranken "to show off," from Middle Dutch pronken "to strut, parade" (see prank); or perhaps from Danish dialectal prandse "to go in a stately manner." Klein suggests Old French paravancier. Related: Pranced; prancing. As a noun from 1751, from the verb.
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