épaulement

é·paule·ment

E5174750 (ā-pōl-mäN′)n. pl. e·paule·ments (-mäN′) The rotation of the shoulders and head in ballet.

[French, from épauler, to turn one shoulder towards the spectator so that the other is out of view, from épaule, shoulder, from Old French espalle, espalde, from Vulgar Latin *spatula, shoulder blade, from Latin, flat piece of wood, batten; see spatula.]

epaulement

(ɛˈpɔːlmənt) n (Ballet) ballet a pose in which a dancer stands at an angle to the audience

单词	épaulement
释义	épaulement é·paule·ment E5174750 (ā-pōl-mäN′)n. pl. e·paule·ments (-mäN′) The rotation of the shoulders and head in ballet. [French, from épauler, to turn one shoulder towards the spectator so that the other is out of view, from épaule, shoulder, from Old French espalle, espalde, from Vulgar Latin spatula, shoulder blade, from Latin, flat piece of wood, batten; see spatula.] epaulement (ɛˈpɔːlmənt) n (Ballet) ballet* a pose in which a dancer stands at an angle to the audience
随便看	with gloves off with good/bad grace with good grace with (good) reason with good reason with great power comes great responsibility with guns blazing with half a heart with hand in the cookie jar with hand in the till with hand on heart (with) hat in hand with hat in hand with head held high with head in the clouds with heart in boots withheld with her back against the wall with her back to the wall with her bare face hanging out with her bare hands with her eye on with her eyes closed with her eyes glued to with her eyes open