Definition of demi-caractère in English:

demi-caractère

noun ˌdɛmɪkarəkˈtɛːˌdemēkerəkˈter

mass noun

1A style of ballet having elements of character dance, but executed with steps based on the classical technique.
Example sentencesExamples
- Graceful of presence and bearing for the princely roles, it is nonetheless in demi-caractère parts that he excels.
- Carlos, Clavigo's friend, is conceived more as a demi-caractère role where play-acting is almost as important as dancing.
- Despite reservations because he had not choreographed for students before, he agreed to choreograph a demi-caractère and a classical variation.
- Finally, ballet was divided into three formal techniques sérieux, demi-caractère and comique.
1. 1.1count noun A dancer specializing in demi-caractère dance.
  Example sentencesExamples
  He was a demi-caractère dancer of unusual vivacity and charm but also danced in the modern repertoire.
  He also describes the body types of the serious dancer, the demi-caractère dancer, and the comic dancer.

Origin

French, literally 'half character'.

Definition of demi-caractère in US English:

demi-caractère

nounˌdemēkerəkˈter

1A style of ballet having elements of character dance, but executed with steps based on the classical technique.
Example sentencesExamples
- Graceful of presence and bearing for the princely roles, it is nonetheless in demi-caractère parts that he excels.
- Finally, ballet was divided into three formal techniques sérieux, demi-caractère and comique.
- Carlos, Clavigo's friend, is conceived more as a demi-caractère role where play-acting is almost as important as dancing.
- Despite reservations because he had not choreographed for students before, he agreed to choreograph a demi-caractère and a classical variation.
1. 1.1 A dancer specializing in demi-caractère.
  Example sentencesExamples
  He also describes the body types of the serious dancer, the demi-caractère dancer, and the comic dancer.
  He was a demi-caractère dancer of unusual vivacity and charm but also danced in the modern repertoire.

Origin

French, literally ‘half character’.

单词	demi-caractère
释义	Definition of demi-caractère in English: demi-caractère noun ˌdɛmɪkarəkˈtɛːˌdemēkerəkˈter mass noun 1A style of ballet having elements of character dance, but executed with steps based on the classical technique. Example sentencesExamples Graceful of presence and bearing for the princely roles, it is nonetheless in demi-caractère parts that he excels. Carlos, Clavigo's friend, is conceived more as a demi-caractère role where play-acting is almost as important as dancing. Despite reservations because he had not choreographed for students before, he agreed to choreograph a demi-caractère and a classical variation. Finally, ballet was divided into three formal techniques sérieux, demi-caractère and comique. 1.1count noun A dancer specializing in demi-caractère dance. Example sentencesExamples He was a demi-caractère dancer of unusual vivacity and charm but also danced in the modern repertoire. He also describes the body types of the serious dancer, the demi-caractère dancer, and the comic dancer. Origin French, literally 'half character'. Definition of demi-caractère in US English: demi-caractère nounˌdemēkerəkˈter 1A style of ballet having elements of character dance, but executed with steps based on the classical technique. Example sentencesExamples Graceful of presence and bearing for the princely roles, it is nonetheless in demi-caractère parts that he excels. Finally, ballet was divided into three formal techniques sérieux, demi-caractère and comique. Carlos, Clavigo's friend, is conceived more as a demi-caractère role where play-acting is almost as important as dancing. Despite reservations because he had not choreographed for students before, he agreed to choreograph a demi-caractère and a classical variation. 1.1 A dancer specializing in demi-caractère. Example sentencesExamples He also describes the body types of the serious dancer, the demi-caractère dancer, and the comic dancer. He was a demi-caractère dancer of unusual vivacity and charm but also danced in the modern repertoire. Origin French, literally ‘half character’.
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