waltz in Japanese
waltz in Japanese is ワルツ, 円舞曲 — waltz means a ballroom dance in triple time, or the music written for it.
waltz in Japanese
ワルツ
Pronounced: warutsu
A ballroom dance in 3/4 time.
円舞曲
Pronounced: enbukyoku
A ballroom dance in 3/4 time.
What does "waltz" mean?
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noun A ballroom dance in triple time, or the music written for it.
"They opened the wedding reception with a slow waltz."
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verb To dance a waltz.
"The couple waltzed gracefully across the floor."
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verb (informal) To move somewhere confidently or casually, especially without permission.
"He just waltzed into the meeting an hour late as if nothing had happened."
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waltz in a sentence
- They opened the wedding reception with a slow waltz.
- The couple waltzed gracefully across the floor.
- He just waltzed into the meeting an hour late as if nothing had happened.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "waltz" in Japanese?
"waltz" in Japanese is ワルツ, 円舞曲. waltz means: A ballroom dance in triple time, or the music written for it.
How do you pronounce ワルツ?
"waltz" in Japanese is ワルツ, pronounced "warutsu".
How do you use "waltz" in a sentence?
Example: "They opened the wedding reception with a slow waltz." In Japanese, "waltz" is ワルツ, 円舞曲.
Are there other ways to say "waltz" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "waltz": ワルツ, 円舞曲.
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