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The French term of 'Grand Plie' converts to English meaning to "bend", or "bending". A plié is a fundamental ballet move where a dancer bends their knees while keeping their heels on the ground.

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The French term of 'Port De Bras' is converted to English meaning to "carriage of the arms". In classical ballet, both the general arm movements of a dancer and a designated set of exercises are designed to improve the quality of these movements.

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Teaching Classical Ballet Port de Bras -  with Ellen Davis

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The French term of 'Tendu' converts to English meaning to "be stretched". A Tendu describes the position in which one foot is extended straight out with the toe maintaining contact with the floor.

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The French term of 'Sous-Sus' converts to English meaning "over-under". It can be performed at the barre or in the center. It is a highly versatile step in which a dancer springs onto relevé demi-pointe or pointe, placing the back foot more closely behind the front in fifth position with fully stretched legs.

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The French term of 'Battement Degage' is converted to English meaning to "disengage" or to "let go". It is simply a tendu that has been "let go" up into the air just a couple of inches.

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Battement dégagé [bat-MAHN day-ga-ZHAY Disengaged battement. A term of the Cecchetti method. The battement dégagé is similar to the battement tendu but is done at twice the speed and the working foot rises about four inches from the floor with a well-pointed toe, then slides back into the the first or fifth position.

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The French term of 'Passe' concert to English meaning "passed". It is an auxiliary movement which transfers (passes) the leg from one position into another.

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How to Do a Passe Position | Ballet Dance

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The French term of 'Coupe' is converted to English meaning "to cut". During which one foot "takes cuts" in front of the other.

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B A L L E T  vocabulary | COUPÉ - dessus & dessous

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The French term of 'Glissade' is converted to English meaning "glide". This movement involves sliding one foot along the floor to the side, followed by the other foot. Then you release yourself off the floor when you start gliding the foot in the front.

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Akane Takada, Royal Ballet First Artist, demonstrates glissades. Glissade: A travelling step that creates the illusion of gliding, often used to link other steps. The working foot glides from fifth position outwards and the other foot closes to it, with the dancer landing on a plié. Read more: http://www.roh.org.uk/discover/ballet/glossary.aspx

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The French term of 'Pas De Chat' is converted to English meaning "step of the cat". A distinctive buoyant step. You spring from fifth position into a demi plie and jump sideways into the air bringing the feet up like a cat.

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The French term of 'Changement' is converted to English meaning "change of feet". Changements are springing steps in the fifth position, the dancer changing feet in the air and alighting in the fifth position with the opposite foot in the front.

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The French term of 'Demi Plie' converts to English meaning to "small or half bend of the knees".

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The French term of 'Releve' converts to English meaning "rising onto the balls of the feet".

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The French term of 'Rond De Jambe Par Terre' converts to English meaning to "round leg on the floor".

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The French term of 'Developpe' converts to English meaning to "open out or unfold".

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The French Term of 'Sur Le Cou De Pied' convert to English meaning "On the neck of the foot".

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The French Term of 'Battement Frappe' converts to English meaning "Struck beating".

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Battement Frappé Ballet Class Exercise - Improve Your Battement Frappé | Tips On Ballet Technique

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The French term of 'Emboite' converts to English meaning "a small traveling step".

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The French Term of 'Tombe' converts to English meaning "falling down".

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How to Tombé | Ballet Basics Tutorial 2021

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The French Term of 'Pas De Bouree' converts to English meaning "of the Bouree'" which was a three step 17th century French dance.

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HOW TO: PAS DE BOURREE (Hip-Hop Dance Tutorial)

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The French Term of 'Pirouette En Dehors' converts to English meaning "spin outward".

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EN DEHORS VS EN DEDANS TURNS - Which Way toTurn in Ballet Pirouettes and Piqués | natalie danza

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The French Term of 'Chaine Turn' converts to English meaning "rapid turn".

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The French Term of 'Pique Turn' converts to English meaning "to prick".

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The French Term of 'Saute' converts to English meaning "jumped or jump".

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The French Term of 'Echappe' converts to English meaning "Escaping or slipping movement".

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The French Term of 'Pas Chasse' converts to English meaning "chassed".

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The French Term of 'Pas Assemble' converts to English meaning "assembled or joined together".

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The French Term of 'Pas Jete' converts to English meaning "thrown".

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The French Term of 'Pas Ballonne' converts to English meaning "ball-like or bouncing step".

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The French Term of 'Grand Saut De Chat' converts to English meaning "cat's jump".