tango
tango 英 [ˈtæŋgəʊ] 美 [ˈtæŋgoʊ]
n. 探戈舞；探戈舞曲 vi. 跳探戈舞
进行时:tangoing 过去式:tangoed 过去分词:tangoed 第三人称单数:tangoes 名词复数:tangos
- The noun tango usually refers to the Argentine tango, a dramatic ballroom dance, and the expressive music that goes along with it.
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- n. 探戈舞；探戈舞曲
- vi. 跳探戈舞
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1. Likewise, dancing the tango and tai-chi exercises seem to be helpful and studies are underway to explain the correlation.
同样，跳探戈舞、打太极拳似乎也有好处。 旨在解释其相关性的研究活动还在进行。
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2. Sport dancers Liang Yujie and Shen Hong claimed the tango gold at the Guangzhou Asian Games on Saturday, which is China's 1000th since the country made an Asian Games debut in 1974.
体育舞蹈选手梁瑜洁和沈宏在周六的广州亚运会上夺得了探戈舞冠军，这也是中国自1974年开始派队参加亚运会以来，所取得的第1000枚金牌。
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3. My goal now is to dance all the dances as long as I can, and then to sit down contented after the last elegant tango some sweet night and pass on because there wasn’t another dance left in me.
我现在的目标是尽我所能地跳所有的舞，然后在某个甜美的夜晚跳完最后一只优雅的探戈，心满意足地坐下来，离开人世。 因为已经没有另外的舞留给我了。
- tango (n.) syncopated ballroom dance, 1913 (the year it became a rage in Britain and America), from Argentine Spanish tango, originally the name of an African-South American drum dance, probably from a Niger-Congo language (compare Ibibio tamgu "to dance"). Phrase it takes two to tango was a song title from 1952. As a verb from 1913. Related: Tangoed.
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