lambada
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++lam·ba·da /læmˈbɑːdə $ lɑːm-, ləm-/ noun [singular, uncountable] APDa sexy modern dance from Brazil in which two people hold each other closely and move their bodies at the same time 兰巴达舞〔巴西的一种性感舞蹈〕
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lambada• People hummed the lambada as they walked down the streets.Origin lambada (1900-2000) Brazilian Portuguese “beating”lam·ba·da nounChineseSyllable
sexy hold a modern people Corpus in two Brazil from dance which
lambada
lam‧ba‧da /læmˈbɑːdə $ lɑːm-, ləm-/
noun [singular, uncountable]
lam‧ba‧da /læmˈbɑːdə $ lɑːm-, ləm-/
noun [singular, uncountable] Date: 1900-2000
Language: Brazilian Portuguese
Origin: 'beating'
a sexy modern dance from Brazil in which two people hold each other closely and move their bodies at the same time
Language: Brazilian Portuguese
Origin: 'beating'