Charleston in Czech
Charleston in Czech is charleston — Charleston means a lively, energetic dance from the 1920s, danced with fast kicks and swinging arms, named after the city in South Carolina.
Charleston in Czech
charleston
(preceded by definite article) A dance named for the city of Charleston, South Carolina.
What does "Charleston" mean?
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noun A lively, energetic dance from the 1920s, danced with fast kicks and swinging arms, named after the city in South Carolina.
"The flapper danced the Charleston with wild enthusiasm."
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verb To dance the Charleston.
"They charlestoned across the ballroom floor to the jazz band."
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name The name of several cities in the United States, most notably the historic port city in South Carolina and the capital of West Virginia.
"Charleston, South Carolina is famous for its colonial architecture."
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Charleston in a sentence
- The flapper danced the Charleston with wild enthusiasm.
- They charlestoned across the ballroom floor to the jazz band.
- Charleston, South Carolina is famous for its colonial architecture.
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What is "Charleston" in Czech?
"Charleston" in Czech is charleston. Charleston means: A lively, energetic dance from the 1920s, danced with fast kicks and swinging arms, named after the city in South Carolina.
How do you use "Charleston" in a sentence?
Example: "The flapper danced the Charleston with wild enthusiasm." In Czech, "Charleston" is charleston.
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