adagio dancing

/əˈdɑːdʒiəʊ ˈdɑːnsɪŋ/

noun

  1. A slow, graceful, and controlled style of dance, especially in ballet, often performed by two dancers and involving balances, lifts, and precise partner work.

    B2

    uncountableformal

    • "The dancers performed a beautiful piece of adagio dancing."B1
    • "Adagio dancing requires strength, balance, and complete trust between the partners."B2
    • "The competition's adagio dancing section emphasized sustained lines and precise partner work."C1

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