do-si-do
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++do-si-do /ˌdəʊ si ˈdəʊ $ ˌdoʊ si ˈdoʊ/ noun [singular] APDan action in country dancing in which partners move around each other with their backs towards each other 〔乡村舞蹈中〕舞伴背靠背换位的舞步 —do-si-do verb [intransitive]Origin do-si-do (1900-2000) French dos-à-dos “back-to-back”
do-si-do nounChinese
do-si-do
do-si-do /ˌdəʊ si ˈdəʊ $ ˌdoʊ si ˈdoʊ/
noun [singular]
—do-si-do verb [intransitive]
do-si-do /ˌdəʊ si ˈdəʊ $ ˌdoʊ si ˈdoʊ/
noun [singular] Date: 1900-2000
Language: French
Origin: dos-à-dos 'back-to-back'
an action in country dancing in which partners move around each other with their backs towards each otherLanguage: French
Origin: dos-à-dos 'back-to-back'
—do-si-do verb [intransitive]