dancing shoes

/ˈdɑːnsɪŋ ʃuːz/ (UK), /ˈdænsɪŋ ʃuːz/ (US)

noun phrase

  1. Shoes that are comfortable or specially designed for dancing, often providing support and flexibility.

    A2

    usually plural

    • "She bought new dancing shoes for the competition."A2
    • "These dancing shoes have soft soles that make it easier to turn."B1
    • "Professional dancers invest in high-quality dancing shoes to prevent injuries."B2
  2. In the expression “put on your dancing shoes,” a playful way to say that someone should get ready to dance or enjoy themselves.

    B1

    usually in the phrase “put on your dancing shoes”informal

    • "Put on your dancing shoes—we're going to a party!"B1
    • "The band started playing, so everyone put on their dancing shoes."B2

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