bolero 的定义
plural bo·le·ros.
- a lively Spanish dance in triple meter.
- the music for this dance.
- a jacket ending above or at the waistline, with or without collar, lapel, and sleeves, worn open in front.
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- Pieces thus far include pink and ivory tulle dresses with a bolero and Swarovski crystals, sold at $1200 each.
- The costumes will take the stage when Bolero bows at the Palais Garnier on May 2.
- As a modest new royal, the beaming bride covered up with a white angora bolero cardigan.
- There's a bolero I designed this season that looks like it's made of leaves.
- We do not know how they killed or captured the larger animals; they may have used the sling or bolero.
- The women had on short skirts and little jackets (like what, I am told, we call bolero jackets), the bosom being bare.
- He seems born to dance the Bolero, like Belinda, in Mrs. Edwards's novel.
- The dancers of the Novedades are extremely nimble in the bolero, one of the prettiest and most joyous of dances.
- We used to flourish away at the bolero, fandango, and waltz, and wound up early in the evening with a supper of roasted chestnuts.