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‖ soubresaut|subrəso|
[F.: see somersault n.]
(See quot. 1849.)
1849R. V. Dixon Heat 147 The phenomenon called ‘soubresaut’, or jumping motion, sometimes observed in liquids when in a state of ebullition. 1863Grove Contrib. to Sci. 420 Boiling like sulphuric acid with soubresauts.
Add:2. Ballet. A jump made with straight legs and well-pointed toes, with the feet remaining in fifth position.
1916Dancing Times Sept. 327 [Espinosa's] ‘Syllabus of Dancing’... Steps of Elevation.—Changements, soubresauts [etc.]. 1947N. Nicolaeva-Legat Ballet Educ. iv. 112 Soubresaut can be executed jumping up and down on the same spot, or upward and forward, upward and backward, to the side, in effacé, or in croisé; but the legs must always be straight, and perpendicular to the floor. 1948A. Vaganova Basic Princ. Classical Ballet vii. 87 Soubresaut is a jump from both feet on both feet... The arms in soubresaut are free. |