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Definition of fouetté in English: fouetténoun ˈfwɛteɪfo͞oəˈtā Ballet 1A pirouette performed with a circular whipping movement of the raised leg to the side. Example sentencesExamples - Fouettés are usually performed in a series, with the most famous example being Odile's 32 consecutive fouettés in Act III of Swan Lake.
- Legnani would then do her thirty-two fouettés with the supporting leg never wandering outside the chalk circle.
- The session ended with Bouder exhausted and Mann making a final revision of the position of the arms in the fouettés in a circle, bringing them down first, then overhead.
- So, I came out for the coda, and while I was doing the fouettés, I sprained my ankle.
- In Don Quixote Manolo Molina (as Fifi Barkova, as Kitri) even performs a series of fouettés - the whipping spins that most female dancers have trouble with.
- 1.1 A quick shift of direction of the upper body, performed with one leg extended.
Origin French, past participle of fouetter 'to whip'. Definition of fouetté in US English: fouetténounfo͞oəˈtā Ballet 1A pirouette performed with a circular whipping movement of the raised leg to the side. Example sentencesExamples - The session ended with Bouder exhausted and Mann making a final revision of the position of the arms in the fouettés in a circle, bringing them down first, then overhead.
- Legnani would then do her thirty-two fouettés with the supporting leg never wandering outside the chalk circle.
- So, I came out for the coda, and while I was doing the fouettés, I sprained my ankle.
- Fouettés are usually performed in a series, with the most famous example being Odile's 32 consecutive fouettés in Act III of Swan Lake.
- In Don Quixote Manolo Molina (as Fifi Barkova, as Kitri) even performs a series of fouettés - the whipping spins that most female dancers have trouble with.
- 1.1 A quick shift of direction of the upper body, performed with one leg extended.
Origin French, past participle of fouetter ‘to whip’. |