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prance

UK
/prɑːns/
US
/præns/

Translations

prancenoun
prances
pl
UK
/prɑːns/
US
/præns/
caracoleLittéraire ou descriptif, pour une allure vive et bondissante.
The horse's prance was graceful and captivating as it moved around the arena.
La caracole du cheval était gracieuse et captivante tandis qu’il se déplaçait dans l’arène.
pranceverb
pranced
Past Simple
pranced
Past Participle
prancing
Gerund
UK
/prɑːns/
US
/præns/
caracolerSe dit surtout d’un cheval ou d’un animal qui se meut avec vivacité et légèreté.
The horse began to prance around the field, showing off its energy and grace.
Le cheval a commencé à caracoler dans le champ, montrant son énergie et sa grâce.
paraderAu sens figuré, avec une attitude ostentatoire ou pour attirer l’attention.
She pranced into the room, eager to show off her new dress to everyone.
Elle a paradé dans la pièce, impatiente de montrer sa nouvelle robe à tout le monde.
Synonyms
dance
caper
frolic
gambol
skip
leap
spring

Definitions

prancenoun
A lively or spirited movement, often resembling a dance or a playful leap.
The horse's prance was graceful and captivating as it moved around the arena.
pranceverb
To move with high, springy steps, often in a lively or spirited manner.
The horse began to prance around the field, showing off its energy and grace.
To walk or move around with ostentatious or exaggerated movements, often to attract attention.
She pranced into the room, eager to show off her new dress to everyone.
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