polka 的 2 个定义
plural pol·kas.
- a lively couple dance of Bohemian origin, with music in duple meter.
- a piece of music for such a dance or in its rhythm.
pol·kaed, pol·ka·ing.
- to dance the polka.
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- Her devotion to the waltz and polka helped popularize them in the United States.
- Above the notes of praise is a small photo of Guerin wearing a polka dot tie and pocket square, staring at you like a sociopath.
- May is seen smiling in a suit and red bowtie with white polka dots in his profile photo.
- Picasso, with his polka-dot shirt and clashing tie attempted an air of bravado, but lost confidence by the minute.
- Name some aspect of the horizontal polka and it has probably been discussed endlessly among human beings with two X chromosomes.
- Ted, the toddler, appeared onscreen in a black bathing suit with white polka dots.
- Across his shoulder he carried a bundle knotted into an old red handkerchief with a polka spot.
- A handkerchief, once red, with polka spots, contained a ragged flannel shirt and a stocking-heel tied with a piece of tape.
- The ice was broken; Charming took the young girl by the waist, and in less than half an hour taught her the last new polka.
- The next time he came across her he asked if she would like to dance the first polka with him.
- The waltz and polka used to be considered bad enough to get you kicked out of the churches.