zapateado
21zapateado — za·pa·te·a·do s.m.inv. ES sp. {{wmetafile0}} TS mus., cor. danza popolare spagnola in ritmo ternario, di andamento vivace, eseguita da un solo danzatore che scandisce il tempo battendo i talloni {{line}} {{/line}} DATA: 1937. ETIMO: der. di… …
22Zapateado — Za|pa|te|a|do 〈[sa ] m.; Gen.: od. s, Pl.: s; Musik〉 flotter spanischer Solotanz im 6/8 Takt, dessen Rhythmus mit der Hacke gestampft wird [Etym.: span.] …
23zapateado — Sinónimos: ■ zapateo, repiqueteo, taconeo, danza, baile …
24zapateado — Latin American dance with rhythmic tapping of the feet Dance Styles …
25zapateado — de zapatear …
26zapateado — (zah pah tay AH doh) [Spanish: clog shod] A Spanish flamenco dance performed by men, characterized by rhythmic stamping and staccato heel tapping …
27zapateado — [zaˌpatɪ α:dəʊ] noun (plural zapateados) a flamenco dance with rhythmic stamping of the feet. Origin C19: Sp., from zapato shoe …
28zapateado — za·pa·te·a·do …
29zapateado — za•pa•te•a•do [[t]ˌzɑ pə tiˈɑ doʊ, teɪ , ˌsɑ [/t]] n. pl. dos mad a Spanish dance for a solo performer, marked by rhythmic tapping of the heels • Etymology: 1885–90; < Sp, n. use of ptp. of zapatear to strike with the shoe, tap …
30zapateado — /zæpəteɪˈadoʊ/ (say zapuhtay ahdoh) noun a vigorous Spanish dance for a solo performer, accompanied by much tapping of the heels. {Spanish, from past participle of zapatear tap with the shoe, from zapato shoe} …
