galliard / ˈgæl yərd /
⚽高中词汇加利亚德加利亚特加利亚尔加利奥德
galliard 的定义
n. 名词 noun- a spirited dance for two dancers in triple rhythm, common in the 16th and 17th centuries.
更多galliard例句
- O de brave, de galliard devise: me sal come by de nite and contrefaire de Anglois gentlehommes—dites-nous ainsi, Monsieur Pisaro?
- For how knew I what name you might be dancing your latest galliard in?
- The queen was delighted with the little dwarf, and made him dance a galliard on her left hand.
- He called it, what his temper gave no hint of (so dry with fever he was), the galliard hold.
- This dance was livelier exercise than La Galliard, and Mary could not talk much for lack of breath.