taquetéadj.

/taktɛ/

Etymology: French, < taquet wedge, peg.

Ballet.

Designating or pertaining to a style of point-work with quick, short, precise steps.

ΘΚΠ

society > leisure > dancing > ballet > [adjective] > movements or positions

terre-à-terre1797

adagio1915

allegro1922

tendu1922

penchée1930

soutenu1930

taqueté1930

piqué1931

voyagé1931

posé1949

1930 C. W. Beaumont tr. Levinson Marie Taglioni v. 64 Artistic people call this style of dancing taqueté... The pointes play a great part in it.

1962 Times 29 Jan. 5/2 Her mastery of those feathery taqueté steps.

1982 Times 8 Mar. 7/3 She almost skimmed the stage in the fast taquete diagonals.

This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1993; most recently modified version published online March 2018).

单词	taqueté
释义	taquetéadj. /taktɛ/ Etymology: French, < taquet wedge, peg. Ballet. Designating or pertaining to a style of point-work with quick, short, precise steps. ΘΚΠ society > leisure > dancing > ballet > [adjective] > movements or positions terre-à-terre1797 adagio1915 allegro1922 tendu1922 penchée1930 soutenu1930 taqueté1930 piqué1931 voyagé1931 posé1949 1930 C. W. Beaumont tr. Levinson Marie Taglioni v. 64 Artistic people call this style of dancing taqueté... The pointes play a great part in it. 1962 Times 29 Jan. 5/2 Her mastery of those feathery taqueté steps. 1982 Times 8 Mar. 7/3 She almost skimmed the stage in the fast taquete diagonals. This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1993; most recently modified version published online March 2018). < adj.1930
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