learn a line dance

/lɜːrn ə laɪn dæns/

verb phrase

  1. To learn the steps and movements of a choreographed dance performed by people standing in lines, usually without a partner.

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    transitive

    • "We are learning a line dance at the community center."A2
    • "She learned a line dance for her friend's country-themed party."B1
    • "She spent the weekend learning a line dance for the competition."B1
    • "The instructor helped the beginners learn the line dance before the show."A2

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