dance-floor

Voir aussi : dancefloor, dance floor

Anglais

Étymologie

Mot  composé de dance et de floor.

Nom commun

dance-floor

1. (Rare) Variante orthographique de dance floor. Piste de danse.

Variantes orthographiques

• dance floor

Adjectif

dance-floor

1. Relatif à la piste de danse.
   • No rap release had a more natural feel for blues and funk structures (see Big Boi’s “Church” and “Bowtie”), and no ambitious double album from any genre had a summer-pop hit as undeniable as Andre 3000’s “Hey Ya!” (complete with the dance-floor chant “shake it like a Polaroid picture”). — (Seth Colter Walls, Speakerboxxx/The Love Below, Newsweek, 2010)

Variantes orthographiques

• dance floor

Prononciation

• \ˈdæns ˌflɔɹ\ (États-Unis)
• \ˈdæns ˌflɔː\ (Royaume-Uni)