Definition of bugaku in English:

bugaku

(also bu-gaku)

noun bʊˈɡakuːˈbuːɡakuː

A classical dance style of Japan, characterized by highly stylized, restrained movements made by performers wearing elaborate costumes and sometimes using masks and hand-held props. Also: the genre of music which accompanies this. Frequently (and in earliest use) attributive.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in The Cornhill Magazine. From Japanese bugaku from bu dance (from Middle Chinese; compare Chinese wǔ) + -gaku music (from Middle Chinese; compare Chinese yuè).

Definition of bugaku in US English:

bugaku

(also bu-gaku)

noun

A classical dance style of Japan, characterized by highly stylized, restrained movements made by performers wearing elaborate costumes and sometimes using masks and hand-held props. Also: the genre of music which accompanies this. Frequently (and in earliest use) attributive.

单词	bugaku
释义	Definition of bugaku in English: bugaku (also bu-gaku) noun bʊˈɡakuːˈbuːɡakuː A classical dance style of Japan, characterized by highly stylized, restrained movements made by performers wearing elaborate costumes and sometimes using masks and hand-held props. Also: the genre of music which accompanies this. Frequently (and in earliest use) attributive. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in The Cornhill Magazine. From Japanese bugaku from bu dance (from Middle Chinese; compare Chinese wǔ) + -gaku music (from Middle Chinese; compare Chinese yuè). Definition of bugaku in US English: bugaku (also bu-gaku) noun A classical dance style of Japan, characterized by highly stylized, restrained movements made by performers wearing elaborate costumes and sometimes using masks and hand-held props. Also: the genre of music which accompanies this. Frequently (and in earliest use) attributive. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in The Cornhill Magazine. From Japanese bugaku from bu dance (from Middle Chinese; compare Chinese wǔ) + -gaku music (from Middle Chinese; compare Chinese yuè).
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