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Definition of battement in English: battementnoun ˈbat(ə)mɒ̃ˈbatmənt Ballet with modifier A movement in which one leg is moved outward from the body and in again. performing battements tendus See also grand battement, petit battement Example sentencesExamples - For example, we traditionally do battements en croix: front, side, back, and side.
- Balanchine used them all and routinely transformed the ballet battement into an acrobatic kick, allowing the hip to be lifted - another ballet ‘no-no.’
- ‘Yvonne is very strong in teaching you the way you stand, the way you do grand battements,’ she said.
- Students might show four or five quick exercises: plie tendu, fond de jambe, adagio, and grande battement.
- The women's legs go up into big battements, and come down just as straight and deliberately.
Origin French, literally 'beating'. Definition of battement in US English: battementnounˈbatmənt Ballet with modifier A movement in which one leg is moved outward from the body and in again. performing battements tendus Example sentencesExamples - The women's legs go up into big battements, and come down just as straight and deliberately.
- ‘Yvonne is very strong in teaching you the way you stand, the way you do grand battements,’ she said.
- Balanchine used them all and routinely transformed the ballet battement into an acrobatic kick, allowing the hip to be lifted - another ballet ‘no-no.’
- Students might show four or five quick exercises: plie tendu, fond de jambe, adagio, and grande battement.
- For example, we traditionally do battements en croix: front, side, back, and side.
Origin French, literally ‘beating’. |