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Definition of jeté in English: jeténoun ˈʒɛteɪʒəˈteɪZHəˈtā Ballet A jump in which a dancer springs from one foot to land on the other with one leg extended outwards from the body while in the air. See also grand jeté, petit jeté Example sentencesExamples - But Fletcher could also move, slicing the air with grand jetés that soared across the stage.
- Both danced their socks off - and it's not often that I have seen grand jetés performed so simultaneously by a couple!
- Imagine hundreds of people dancing, not walking, out of an opera house in grand jetés, swirling in pirouettes.
- There was a beautifully pregnant pause in the finish of tour jetés, which allowed us to see the stretched and steady arabesque in landing.
- And they must land from jeté turned-in - everything they learned not to do at school.
Origin French, past participle of jeter 'to throw'. Definition of jeté in US English: jeténounZHəˈtā Ballet A jump in which a dancer springs from one foot to land on the other with one leg extended outward from the body while in the air. See also grand jeté, petit jeté Example sentencesExamples - Imagine hundreds of people dancing, not walking, out of an opera house in grand jetés, swirling in pirouettes.
- There was a beautifully pregnant pause in the finish of tour jetés, which allowed us to see the stretched and steady arabesque in landing.
- Both danced their socks off - and it's not often that I have seen grand jetés performed so simultaneously by a couple!
- But Fletcher could also move, slicing the air with grand jetés that soared across the stage.
- And they must land from jeté turned-in - everything they learned not to do at school.
Origin French, past participle of jeter ‘to throw’. |