英语词汇“ballotte”的意思、释义、用法解释及翻译-双龙斋书画网

ballotte¹

(also ballot)

verb bəˈlɒt

with object Medicine and Veterinary Medicine. To subject to ballottement. Also without object: to move in response to ballottement.

Origin

Late 17th century (in an earlier sense). From French ballotter to shake (a person or thing) to and fro, to toss (a person or thing) hither and thither (like a ball), to move in response to ballottement from ballotte.

ballotté²

(also balloté, ballotée)

noun ˈbalɒˌteɪ

A dance movement in which the body is ‘tossed’ or ‘thrown’; specifically (Ballet) a rocking step in which the body is thrown forward and backward as the weight is transferred quickly from one foot to the other.

Origin

Early 19th century. From French balloté, (now usually) ballotté, use as noun of past participle of ballotter.

ballotte¹

(also ballot)

verbbəˈlɒt

with object Medicine and Veterinary Medicine. To subject to ballottement. Also without object: to move in response to ballottement.

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ballotté²

(also balloté, ballotée)

nounˈbalɒˌteɪ

A dance movement in which the body is ‘tossed’ or ‘thrown’; specifically (Ballet) a rocking step in which the body is thrown forward and backward as the weight is transferred quickly from one foot to the other.

Origin

Early 19th century. From French balloté, (now usually) ballotté, use as noun of past participle of ballotter.

词汇	ballotte
释义	ballotte¹ (also ballot) verb bəˈlɒt with object Medicine and Veterinary Medicine. To subject to ballottement. Also without object: to move in response to ballottement. Origin Late 17th century (in an earlier sense). From French ballotter to shake (a person or thing) to and fro, to toss (a person or thing) hither and thither (like a ball), to move in response to ballottement from ballotte. ballotté² (also balloté, ballotée) noun ˈbalɒˌteɪ A dance movement in which the body is ‘tossed’ or ‘thrown’; specifically (Ballet) a rocking step in which the body is thrown forward and backward as the weight is transferred quickly from one foot to the other. Origin Early 19th century. From French balloté, (now usually) ballotté, use as noun of past participle of ballotter. verb.1 noun.1 ballotte¹ (also ballot) verbbəˈlɒt with object Medicine and Veterinary Medicine. To subject to ballottement. Also without object: to move in response to ballottement. Origin Late 17th century (in an earlier sense). From French ballotter to shake (a person or thing) to and fro, to toss (a person or thing) hither and thither (like a ball), to move in response to ballottement from ballotte. ballotté² (also balloté, ballotée) nounˈbalɒˌteɪ A dance movement in which the body is ‘tossed’ or ‘thrown’; specifically (Ballet) a rocking step in which the body is thrown forward and backward as the weight is transferred quickly from one foot to the other. Origin Early 19th century. From French balloté, (now usually) ballotté, use as noun of past participle of ballotter. verb.1 noun.1
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