| 释义 |
passe·pied
\päˈspyā\ noun
also pas·py \ˈpaspē\
(plural passepieds \-ā(z)\ ; also paspies \-ēz\)
Etymology: French passe-pied, from passer to pass + pied foot, from Latin ped-, pes — more at foot
: a lively 17th and 18th century dance of French peasant origin resembling the minuet and beginning on the last beat of the measure; also : the music for this dance typically found in suites |