enchaînement
noun
en·chaîne·ment
äⁿshānmäⁿ,
-shen-
plural -s
: a short series of steps in ballet comprising a phrase which can be repeated or varied
Word History
Etymology
French, enchaînement, series, action of binding with chains, from Middle French enchainement chain, from enchainer + -ment
- hit on
- hit on or upon
- hit one's stride
- hit out
- hit out at
- hit parade
- hit pay dirt
- hit record
- hit rock bottom
- hit someone for six
- hit the airwaves
- hit the big five-oh
- hit the big four-oh
- hit the books
- hit the bottle
- hit the buffers
- hit the bull's-eye
- hit the ceiling
- hit the deck
- hit the dirt
- hit the fan
- hit the gas
- hit the ground
- hit the ground running
- hit the hay