Definition of maxixe in English:

maxixe

noun məˈʃiːʃəmakˈsiːksmäkˈSHēSHə

A Brazilian dance for couples, resembling the polka and the Brazilian tango.
Example sentencesExamples
- Brazil gave the world samba and bossa nova, but other musical traditions - batuque, maxixe - are less well known outside the country.
- This volume includes animal dances, the Castle Walk, a tango, the maxixe and the hesitation waltz.
- The word lambada refers to both the rhythm of the music (a fusion of carimbó and merengue) and to the dance itself, which incorporates elements of other Latin dances such as the forró, the samba and the maxixe.

Origin

Early 20th century: Portuguese.

Rhymes

breeks, idée fixe, Weeks

Definition of maxixe in US English:

maxixe

nounmäkˈSHēSHə

A Brazilian dance for couples, resembling the polka and the local tango.
Example sentencesExamples
- This volume includes animal dances, the Castle Walk, a tango, the maxixe and the hesitation waltz.
- Brazil gave the world samba and bossa nova, but other musical traditions - batuque, maxixe - are less well known outside the country.
- The word lambada refers to both the rhythm of the music (a fusion of carimbó and merengue) and to the dance itself, which incorporates elements of other Latin dances such as the forró, the samba and the maxixe.

Origin

Early 20th century: Portuguese.

单词	maxixe
释义	Definition of maxixe in English: maxixe noun məˈʃiːʃəmakˈsiːksmäkˈSHēSHə A Brazilian dance for couples, resembling the polka and the Brazilian tango. Example sentencesExamples Brazil gave the world samba and bossa nova, but other musical traditions - batuque, maxixe - are less well known outside the country. This volume includes animal dances, the Castle Walk, a tango, the maxixe and the hesitation waltz. The word lambada refers to both the rhythm of the music (a fusion of carimbó and merengue) and to the dance itself, which incorporates elements of other Latin dances such as the forró, the samba and the maxixe. Origin Early 20th century: Portuguese. Rhymes breeks, idée fixe, Weeks Definition of maxixe in US English: maxixe nounmäkˈSHēSHə A Brazilian dance for couples, resembling the polka and the local tango. Example sentencesExamples This volume includes animal dances, the Castle Walk, a tango, the maxixe and the hesitation waltz. Brazil gave the world samba and bossa nova, but other musical traditions - batuque, maxixe - are less well known outside the country. The word lambada refers to both the rhythm of the music (a fusion of carimbó and merengue) and to the dance itself, which incorporates elements of other Latin dances such as the forró, the samba and the maxixe. Origin Early 20th century: Portuguese.
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