cotillion / kəˈtɪl yən, koʊ- /
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cotillion 的定义
n. 名词 noun- a formal ball given especially for debutantes.
- a lively French social dance originating in the 18th century, consisting of a variety of steps and figures and performed by couples.
- any of various dances resembling the quadrille.
- music arranged or played for these dances.
- a formalized dance for a large number of people, in which a head couple leads the other dancers through elaborate and stately figures.
更多cotillion例句
- Mitt, dear chap, one is delighted to escort Muffy to the cotillion.
- "I feel as if I were a belle at a grand cotillion with all these lovely favors," exclaimed Jessie Lynch.
- An invitation to a private house bears "Dancing" or "Cotillion" in one corner of the card.
- The passengers were men mostly, but enough women went to form three or four cotillion sets.
- His name was much in the papers as "best man" or cotillion leader or host at club dinners.
- From the German cotillion, back to the Virginia reel, is indeed a bound.