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paso doble
[ pah-soh doh-bley; Spanish pah-saw daw-ble ]
noun
, plural pa·so do·bles, Spanish pa·sos do·bles [pah, -saws , daw, -bles].
- a quick, light march often played at bullfights.
- a two-step, especially one done to Latin American rhythms.
paso doble
/ ˈpæsəʊ ˈdəʊbleɪ; ˈpaso ˈdoβle /
noun
- a modern ballroom dance in fast duple time
- a piece of music composed for or in the rhythm of this dance
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Word History and Origins
Origin of paso doble1
First recorded in 1925–30; < Spanish: literally, double step
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Word History and Origins
Origin of paso doble1
Spanish: double step
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Example Sentences
Best line: “Alas, there are, it seems, aspects of her character more ugly and confused even than her paso doble.”
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He finished in second place on the seventh season of Dancing With the Stars, and gained millions of new fans with his paso doble.
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