Definition of cachucha in English:

cachucha

noun kəˈtʃuːtʃəkəˈCHo͞oCHə

A lively Spanish solo dance in triple time, performed with castanet accompaniment.
Example sentencesExamples
- Through Spanish classic court dancing, developing such dances as the bolero, cachucha, and the later gypsy flamenco tradition, there existed a vast culture of what can be called theatrical-style dance.
- On 23 and 25 July Fanny had to dance the Cachucha three times.
- Some ladies walk around with the front of their dresses raised as if they were about to dance the cachucha.
- Ah, she could dance the cachucha!

Origin

Spanish.

Rhymes

future, moocher, smoocher, suture

Definition of cachucha in US English:

cachucha

nounkəˈCHo͞oCHə

A lively Spanish solo dance in triple time, accompanied by castanets.
Example sentencesExamples
- Through Spanish classic court dancing, developing such dances as the bolero, cachucha, and the later gypsy flamenco tradition, there existed a vast culture of what can be called theatrical-style dance.
- On 23 and 25 July Fanny had to dance the Cachucha three times.
- Ah, she could dance the cachucha!
- Some ladies walk around with the front of their dresses raised as if they were about to dance the cachucha.

Origin

Spanish.

单词	cachucha
释义	Definition of cachucha in English: cachucha noun kəˈtʃuːtʃəkəˈCHo͞oCHə A lively Spanish solo dance in triple time, performed with castanet accompaniment. Example sentencesExamples Through Spanish classic court dancing, developing such dances as the bolero, cachucha, and the later gypsy flamenco tradition, there existed a vast culture of what can be called theatrical-style dance. On 23 and 25 July Fanny had to dance the Cachucha three times. Some ladies walk around with the front of their dresses raised as if they were about to dance the cachucha. Ah, she could dance the cachucha! Origin Spanish. Rhymes future, moocher, smoocher, suture Definition of cachucha in US English: cachucha nounkəˈCHo͞oCHə A lively Spanish solo dance in triple time, accompanied by castanets. Example sentencesExamples Through Spanish classic court dancing, developing such dances as the bolero, cachucha, and the later gypsy flamenco tradition, there existed a vast culture of what can be called theatrical-style dance. On 23 and 25 July Fanny had to dance the Cachucha three times. Ah, she could dance the cachucha! Some ladies walk around with the front of their dresses raised as if they were about to dance the cachucha. Origin Spanish.
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