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baile

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

prom [Am prɑm, Brit prɒm] N

1. prom (ball) inf:

prom (in US) (at school)
baile m del colegio
prom (at university)
baile m de la facultad

2. prom (esplanade) Brit inf → promenade

3. prom (in UK) MUS:

prom, a. Prom
concierto en el que parte del público está de pie

I. promenade [Am ˌprɑməˈneɪd, ˌprɑməˈnɑd, Brit ˌprɒməˈnɑːd, ˌprɒməˈneɪd, ˈprɒmənɑːd, ˈprɒməneɪd] N

1.1. promenade (at seaside):

promenade esp Brit
paseo m marítimo
promenade esp Brit
malecón m LatAm
promenade esp Brit
rambla f Mex RioPl
promenade esp Brit
costanera f CSur

1.2. promenade (stroll):

promenade liter
paseo m

2.1. promenade Am (in square dancing):

promenade
figura de baile en la que las parejas dan una vuelta alrededor de la pista
promenade
≈ paseíto m CSur

2.2. promenade Am → prom

II. promenade [Am ˌprɑməˈneɪd, ˌprɑməˈnɑd, Brit ˌprɒməˈnɑːd, ˌprɒməˈneɪd, ˈprɒmənɑːd, ˈprɒməneɪd] VB intr

1. promenade (stroll):

promenade
pasear(se)

2. promenade (in square dancing):

promenade
dar una vuelta (alrededor de la pista)

Proms Info

Proms
Una serie de conciertos de música clásica que tienen lugar, en el Albert Hall de Londres, todos los años, en el verano. Fueron iniciados en 1895, por Sir Henry Wood y su nombre es la forma abreviada de "promenade concerts", es decir conciertos durante los cuales el público permanece de pie en una zona de la sala donde se han quitado los asientos. Los Proms se prolongan durante ocho semanas.

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prom [prɒm, Am prɑ:m] N

1. prom Am (school dance):

prom
baile m

2. prom Brit (concert):

prom
concierto m (en el que parte del público está de pie)

3. prom Brit (seafront):

prom
paseo m marítimo
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prom [pram] N (school dance)

prom
baile m