ROND DE JAMBE

Meaning of ROND DE JAMBE in English

[ ˌrɒ~ də'ʒɒmb \]

■ noun ( plural ronds de jambes or ronds de jambe pronunciation same) Ballet a circular movement of the leg performed on the ground or during a jump.

Origin

from Fr.

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