dance russian
пригласи́ть
to invite, to ask (over)
to call, to send for, to summon
to ask (to dance), to invite
to engage, to hire, to take on
танцева́ть
to dance
та́нец
dance
пляса́ть
to dance (hop/waltz around), to hop
па
pas, dance step, step
dad, pa
бал
ball, dance, dancing party
степ
tap dance
шейк
shake, milkshake
the Shake (dance)
юне́ц
youth, lad, youngster, greenhorn
spring round dance of newlyweds
пля́ска
traditional folk dance, dancing
припля́сывать
to prance, to dance
танцева́льный
dancing, dance
хорово́д
round dance
запляса́ть
to begin to dance
пляс
dance
пританцо́вывать
to dance
потанцева́ть
to have a dance, to dance
отпля́сывать
to dance, to shake a leg, to dance with zest
танцплоща́дка
dance floor
спляса́ть
to dance (to hop/waltz around), to hop
по́лька
Pole, polka (dance).
чечётка
tap dance, tap dancing
redpoll
chatterbox, chatterer
попляса́ть
to dance a while, to have a dance, to dance a bit
to be in for it, to be sorry, to have a hard time of it
станцева́ть
to dance
коле́нце
caper, stunt, prank, trick
joint, elbow, knee, bend
figure (in a dance), turn, flourish
geniculum
цыга́ночка
young gypsy girl, little gypsy girl
gypsy dance, tsyganochka
и́грище
public merrymaking, festive gathering of young people, country dance
festival green, fairground
тур
round, stage
tour, trip, package tour
turn (in a dance), round (of a dance)
aurochs
Caucasian goat, tur
gabion
венге́рка
Hungarian woman, Hungarian (female)
Hungarian dance, csárdás
Hungarian plum, damson-type plum
hussar jacket
гопа́к
ukrainian folk dance
да́нсинг
dance hall, dancing, dance club
dance floor
лаке́йствовать
to dance attendance, to kow-tow
перепля́с
Russian folk-dance
плясова́я
dance tune
плясовой
dance
протанцева́ть
to dance, to spend dancing
раде́ние
zeal, diligence, endeavour, solicitude
ecstatic sectarian ritual, ritual dance and chanting
ру́сская
Russian woman, Russian (female)
russkaya (Russian folk dance), Russian dance
танцкла́сс
dance school, dancing class, dance course
dance studio, practice hall of a dance school
танцу́лька
dance
подтанцо́вывать
to dance along, to sway, to tap one's feet to music
выпля́сывать
to dance with gusto, to shake a leg, to dance up a storm
to dance (all the steps) correctly, to execute (the figures of a dance)
to win by dancing, to gain through dancing
танцпо́л
Dance Floor
отпля́сываемый
danced, being danced, performed (as a dance)
твистовавший
twisting (performing the twist dance)
данс-по́л
dance-pop
наплясаться
to dance
танцо́р
dancer
балери́на
ballet-dancer, ballerina
соли́ст
soloist, solo singer, solo dancer
lead singer, frontman
танцо́вщица
dancer
босоно́жка
barefooted girl, barefoot dancer
плясу́н
dancer
танцо́вщик
dancer
плясу́нья
dancer
прима-балери́на
prima ballerina, first dancer
хлысто́вка
Khlyst (female member of the Khlysty sect), whip-dancer (archaic)
танцева́вший
who danced, having danced
танцу́емый
danced, danceable
танцованный
danced
пляса́вший
having danced, who danced
пля́санный
danced, performed by dancing
потанцева́вший
having danced, who/that has danced
потанцо́ванный
danced, having been danced
отпля́сывавший
who was dancing vigorously, having danced energetically, that danced away
спляса́вший
having danced, who has danced, that danced
спля́санный
danced, well-danced
попляса́вший
having danced
попля́санный
danced-on, having been danced upon
станцева́вший
danced, having danced
станцо́ванный
danced, performed by dancing
отпляса́вший
who has danced, having danced
протанцева́вший
having danced, who has danced
протанцо́ванный
danced through, spent dancing
подтанцо́вывающий
backup-dancing, accompanying (dancer/performer)
выплясываемый
danced, being danced (out)
отпля́санный
danced, danced through, danced to the end
danced-out, worn out from dancing
Examples
Let's dance, shall we?
Let's sing and dance.
Давай потанцу́ем под её пе́сню.
Let's dance to her song.
Do you like to dance?
Let's dance all night long!
She wants to dance.
Пересекая вре́мя, насеко́мые из проше́дших веко́в живо танцу́ют в янтаре́.
Transcending time, the insects of ages gone past dance livelily in amber.
Ты же уме́ешь танцева́ть, да?
You can dance, can't you?
Мо́жете танцева́ть как вам нра́вится.
You may dance as you please.
Do you want to dance with me?
Tom doesn't know how to dance.
Та́нец - прекра́сная часть ка́ждой культу́ры.
Dance is a beautiful part of every culture.
She wants to dance.
They like to dance.
They like to dance.
Who taught you dance?
I don't know how to dance.
Do you like to dance?
Do you like to dance?
He likes to sing and dance.
Том и Мэри хоте́ли танцева́ть друг с другом весь ве́чер.
Tom and Mary just wanted to dance with each other all evening.
Shall we dance?
I want to dance.
Ты не уме́ешь танцева́ть, не так ли?
You can't dance, can you?
Do you want to dance?
Who taught you how to dance?
Do you know how to dance the rhumba?
Позво́льте пригласи́ть вас на сле́дующий та́нец.
May I have the next dance?
We'll dance.
I won't dance.
I like to dance.
I like to dance.
Dance with me.
We're late for the dance.
She loves to dance.
I can dance.
Кроме того́, я не уме́ю танцева́ть.
Besides that, I don't know how to dance.
Более того́, танцева́ть я не уме́ю.
Furthermore, I don't know how to dance.
Зву́ки э́той пе́сни побужда́ют меня танцева́ть.
Listening to this song makes me want to dance.
Том - еди́нственный мужчи́на в компа́нии танцу́ющих.
Tom is the only male in the dance company.
Том у́чится танцева́ть та́нго.
Tom is learning to dance the tango.
Дава́йте пропу́стим э́тот та́нец.
Let's sit this dance out.
Мне не очень хочется танцева́ть.
I don't really want to dance.
He wants to dance.
Я и не подозрева́л, что ты уме́ешь танцева́ть.
I had no idea you could dance.
Я и не подозрева́л, что Вы уме́ете танцева́ть.
I had no idea you could dance.
Will you dance with me?
Том пригласи́л меня танцева́ть.
Tom asked me to dance.
Would you like to dance?
I'll dance with Tom.



















