Translated sentences containing 'dancer'

You see the dancer.

Tú ves a la bailarina.

Sara has talked to the dancer.

Sara ha hablado con la bailarina.

The dancer does ballet.

La bailarina baila ballet.

Then there is the dancer who trained at the Ballet Rambert School.

También está el caso de la bailarina que ensayó en la escuela de balet Rambert.

There, in the middle of these hundred dancers, the only male dancer appeared.

Allí, en medio de cientos de bailarinas, aparecía un único bailarín.

Then, at one point, the music stopped and Mr Mauro, dancer at the turned to me and said: ‘e-twinning of universities: that is what my document will achieve.’

Entonces, en un momento dado, pararon la música y el Sr. Mauro, bailarín en el , se volvió hacia mí y me dijo: «hermanamiento electrónico de universidades: es lo que se conseguirá con mi documento.»

This is the symbol: Georgians like Nina Gedevanovna Ananiashvili, who was a top ballet dancer at the Bolshoi, are coming back and trying to recreate our country.

Ese es el símbolo: georgianos como Nina Gedevanovna Ananiashvili, una gran bailarina del Bolshoi, están regresando e intentan recrear nuestro país.

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