Aoi is a very good dancer.
Source: tatoeba (28670)
Dancer
//ˈdɑːnsə(ɹ)//
Synonyms for "dancer" (60 found)
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Closest matches (12)
Strong matches (18)
Related words (30)
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15 entriesAntonyms
1 entriesSynonyms
1 entriesRelated terms
1 entriesat location
2 entriescapable of
10 entriescoordinate
8 entriesderived
42 entriesShowing 16 of 42 words.
derived from
1 entrieshas context
1 entriesis a
4 entriesnot desires
1 entriesrelated to
22 entriesShowing 16 of 22 words.
Translations
253 translations across 104 languages.
Afrikaans
1 entries- danser noun (person who dances)
Albanian
4 entries- kërcimtar noun (person who dances)
- kërcimtare noun (female person who dances)
- valltar noun (person who dances)
- valltare noun (female person who dances)
Amharic
1 entries- ዳንኪረኛ noun (person who dances)
Ancient Greek
3 entries- ὀρχηστής noun (person who dances)
- ὀρχηστρίς noun (person who dances)
- ὀρχηστρίς noun (female person who dances)
Arabic
4 entries- رقاص noun (person who dances)
- رقاصة noun (female person who dances)
- رَاقِص noun (person who dances)
- رَاقِصَة noun (person who dances)
Armenian
2 entries- պարող noun (person who dances)
- պարուհի noun (female person who dances)
Assamese
1 entries- নর্তকী noun (person who dances)
Asturian
2 entries- baillador noun (person who dances)
- baillarín noun (person who dances)
Azerbaijani
1 entries- rəqqas noun (person who dances)
Bashkir
1 entries- бейеүсе noun (person who dances)
Basque
1 entries- dantzari noun (person who dances)
Belarusian
2 entries- танцо́р noun (person who dances)
- танцо́рка noun (female person who dances)
Bengali
2 entries- নর্তক noun (person who dances)
- নর্তকী noun (female person who dances)
Bhojpuri
1 entries- नचनिया noun (person who dances)
Bulgarian
4 entries- балети́ст noun (person who dances)
- танцьо́р noun (person who dances)
- танцьо́рка noun (female person who dances)
- танцьо́рка noun (euphemism for stripper)
Burmese
1 entries- ကချေသည် noun (person who dances)
Catalan
4 entries- ballador noun (person who dances)
- ballarí noun (person who dances)
- dansador noun (person who dances)
- dansaire noun (person who dances)
Chechen
1 entries- хелхархо noun (person who dances)
Chickasaw
2 entries- hilha' noun (person who dances)
- hilha' noun (female person who dances)
Chinese
1 entries- 舞蹈家 noun (person who dances)
Chinese Mandarin
4 entries- 跳舞 name (reindeer of Santa Claus)
- 舞蹈家 noun (person who dances)
- 舞蹈演員 /舞蹈演员 noun (person who dances)
- 跳舞者 noun (person who dances)
Czech
3 entries- tanečnice noun (person who dances)
- tanečnice noun (female person who dances)
- tanečník noun (person who dances)
Danish
3 entries- danser noun (person who dances)
- danserinde noun (female person who dances)
- danserske noun (female person who dances)
Dutch
4 entries- danser noun (person who dances)
- danseres noun (female person who dances)
- exotisch danser noun (euphemism for stripper)
- karakterdanser noun (euphemism for stripper)
Esperanto
1 entries- dancistino noun (female person who dances)
Estonian
1 entries- tantsija noun (person who dances)
Faroese
1 entries- dansari noun (person who dances)
Finnish
4 entries- Tanssija name (reindeer of Santa Claus)
- tanssija noun (person who dances)
- tanssija noun (euphemism for stripper)
- tanssijatar noun (female person who dances)
French
4 entries- Danseur name (reindeer of Santa Claus)
- Danseuse name (reindeer of Santa Claus)
- danseur noun (person who dances)
- danseuse noun (female person who dances)
Galician
3 entries- bailador noun (person who dances)
- bailarín noun (person who dances)
- danzarín noun (person who dances)
Georgian
1 entries- მოცეკვავე noun (person who dances)
German
4 entries- Tänzer noun (person who dances)
- Tänzer noun (euphemism for stripper)
- Tänzerin noun (female person who dances)
- Tänzerin noun (euphemism for stripper)
Greek
4 entries- Ορχηστρίς name (reindeer of Santa Claus)
- χορευτής noun (person who dances)
- χορεύτρια noun (female person who dances)
- χορεύτρια noun (euphemism for stripper)
Gujarati
2 entries- નર્તક noun (person who dances)
- નર્તકી noun (person who dances)
Hebrew
2 entries- רקדן \ רַקְדָן noun (person who dances)
- רקדנית \ רַקְדָנִית noun (female person who dances)
Hindi
4 entries- नचनिया noun (person who dances)
- नर्तक noun (person who dances)
- नर्तकी noun (female person who dances)
- नाचनेवाला noun (person who dances)
Hungarian
2 entries- táncos noun (person who dances)
- táncosnő noun (female person who dances)
Icelandic
1 entries- dansari noun (person who dances)
Ido
4 entries- dansantino noun (female person who dances)
- dansanto noun (person who dances)
- dansantulo noun (person who dances)
- danserino noun (female person who dances)
Indonesian
1 entries- penari noun (person who dances)
Irish
2 entries- damhsóir noun (person who dances)
- rinceoir noun (person who dances)
Italian
4 entries- Ballerino name (reindeer of Santa Claus)
- ballerina noun (female person who dances)
- ballerino noun (person who dances)
- danzatore noun (person who dances)
Japanese
4 entries- ダンサー name (reindeer of Santa Claus)
- ダンサー noun (person who dances)
- 舞踊家 noun (person who dances)
- 踊り子 noun (female person who dances)
Kalmyk
1 entries- биич noun (person who dances)
Kannada
1 entries- ಪಾಣ noun (person who dances)
Kapampangan
1 entries- talaterak noun (person who dances)
Kazakh
2 entries- билеуші noun (person who dances)
- биші noun (person who dances)
Khmer
1 entries- អ្នករាំ noun (person who dances)
Korean
4 entries- 댄서 noun (person who dances)
- 무녀 noun (female person who dances)
- 무용가 noun (person who dances)
- 무희 noun (female person who dances)
Kyrgyz
2 entries- бийчи noun (person who dances)
- бийчи киши noun (person who dances)
Lao
2 entries- ນັກຟ້ອນ noun (female person who dances)
- ນັກເຕັ້ນລຳ noun (person who dances)
Latin
4 entries- ballātor noun (person who dances)
- ballātrīx noun (person who dances)
- ballātrīx noun (female person who dances)
- histriō noun (person who dances)
Latvian
2 entries- dejotāja noun (female person who dances)
- dejotājs noun (person who dances)
Lithuanian
2 entries- šokėja noun (female person who dances)
- šokėjas noun (person who dances)
Luganda
1 entries- omuzinyi noun (person who dances)
Luxembourgish
2 entries- Dänzer noun (person who dances)
- Dänzerin noun (female person who dances)
Macedonian
3 entries- танчер noun (person who dances)
- танчерка noun (female person who dances)
- ѓувендија noun (female person who dances)
Malay
1 entries- penari noun (person who dances)
Malayalam
1 entries- തുളളിച്ചാടുന്നവൻ noun (person who dances)
Mongolian
2 entries- бүжигчин noun (person who dances)
- ᠪᠦᠵᠢᠭᠴᠢᠨ noun (person who dances)
Māori
1 entries- kaikanikani noun (person who dances)
Northern Kurdish
2 entries- dansker noun (person who dances)
- reqsker noun (person who dances)
Norwegian Bokmål
2 entries- danser noun (person who dances)
- danserinne noun (female person who dances)
Norwegian Nynorsk
2 entries- dansar noun (person who dances)
- dansarinne noun (female person who dances)
Occitan
1 entries- dançaire noun (person who dances)
Odia
1 entries- ନର୍ତ୍ତକ noun (person who dances)
Old English
4 entries- hlēapere noun (person who dances)
- hlēapestre noun (female person who dances)
- hoppere noun (person who dances)
- tumbere noun (person who dances)
Old Tupi
1 entries- poraseîtara noun (person who dances)
Ottoman Turkish
2 entries- رقاص noun (person who dances)
- رقاصه noun (female person who dances)
Pannonian Rusyn
3 entries- танцовач noun (person who dances)
- танцош noun (person who dances)
- танєчнїк noun (person who dances)
Pashto
4 entries- رقاص noun (person who dances)
- رقاصه noun (female person who dances)
- نڅاګر noun (person who dances)
- نڅاګره noun (female person who dances)
Persian
2 entries- رَقّاص noun (person who dances)
- رَقّاصِه noun (female person who dances)
Polish
4 entries- Tancerz name (reindeer of Santa Claus)
- tancerka noun (person who dances)
- tancerka noun (female person who dances)
- tancerz noun (person who dances)
Portuguese
4 entries- Dançarina name (reindeer of Santa Claus)
- bailarina noun (female person who dances)
- bailarino noun (person who dances)
- dançarina noun (female person who dances)
Quechua
1 entries- tusuq noun (person who dances)
Romanian
2 entries- dansatoare noun (female person who dances)
- dansator noun (person who dances)
Russian
4 entries- балери́на noun (female person who dances)
- балеру́н noun (person who dances)
- плясу́н noun (person who dances)
- плясу́нья noun (female person who dances)
Saanich
1 entries- SJELW̱EṈ noun (person who dances)
Scottish Gaelic
1 entries- dannsair noun (person who dances)
Serbo-Croatian
4 entries- plesàčica noun (female person who dances)
- plèsāč noun (person who dances)
- плеса̀чица noun (female person who dances)
- плѐса̄ч noun (person who dances)
Slovak
3 entries- tanečnica noun (person who dances)
- tanečnica noun (female person who dances)
- tanečník noun (person who dances)
Slovene
2 entries- plesalec noun (person who dances)
- plesalka noun (female person who dances)
Southern Altai
1 entries- бийечи noun (person who dances)
Spanish
4 entries- Bailarín name (reindeer of Santa Claus)
- Danzarín name (reindeer of Santa Claus)
- bailador noun (person who dances)
- bailadora noun (female person who dances)
Sranan Tongo
1 entries- dansiman noun (person who dances)
Swedish
2 entries- dansare noun (person who dances)
- danserska c dansös noun (female person who dances)
Tagalog
1 entries- mananayaw noun (person who dances)
Tajik
1 entries- раққос noun (person who dances)
Tamil
1 entries- நடனக்காரர் noun (person who dances)
Taos
1 entries- tòʼóna noun (person who dances)
Tatar
1 entries- биюче noun (person who dances)
Telugu
1 entries- నర్తకి noun (person who dances)
Thai
2 entries- นักเต้น noun (person who dances)
- หางเครื่อง noun (person who dances)
Tigrinya
1 entries- ሳዕሰዓይ noun (person who dances)
Turkish
3 entries- dansçı noun (person who dances)
- dansçı noun (female person who dances)
- dansöz noun (female person who dances)
Turkmen
1 entries- tansçy noun (person who dances)
Ukrainian
2 entries- танцюри́ст noun (person who dances)
- танцюри́стка noun (female person who dances)
Urdu
2 entries- رَقّاص noun (person who dances)
- رَقّاصَہ noun (female person who dances)
Uyghur
2 entries- ئۇسسۇلچى noun (person who dances)
- تانسىچى noun (person who dances)
Uzbek
2 entries- raqqos noun (person who dances)
- tansachi noun (person who dances)
Vietnamese
4 entries- người khiêu vũ noun (person who dances)
- người múa noun (person who dances)
- người nhảy noun (person who dances)
- vũ công noun (person who dances)
Volapük
3 entries- danüdan noun (person who dances)
- hidanüdan noun (person who dances)
- jidanüdan noun (female person who dances)
Welsh
2 entries- dawnsiwr noun (person who dances)
- dawnswr noun (person who dances)
Yiddish
2 entries- טענצער noun (person who dances)
- טענצערין noun (female person who dances)
Sample sentences
12 total sentences available.
What a good dancer Aoi is!
Source: tatoeba (28671)
Aoi became a dancer.
Source: tatoeba (28676)
That is, she is a poor dancer.
Source: tatoeba (39759)
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