Pronunciation: /bʌst ə muːv/
noun a move
A1 I saw a dance competition where the winner had the best bust a move.
A2 At the party, everyone was encouraged to bust a move on the dance floor.
B1 The dance instructor taught us how to bust a move with confidence.
B2 The music was so infectious that even those who were shy couldn't resist busting a move.
C1 The professional dancers amazed the audience with their intricate bust a move routines.
C2 The choreographer was impressed by how effortlessly the dancers could bust a move.
verb bust
A1 She wanted to impress her friends at the party, so she decided to bust a move on the dance floor.
A2 When the music started playing, everyone at the club began to bust a move.
B1 The dance competition required participants to bust a move to their favorite song.
B2 At the wedding reception, the bride and groom surprised everyone by busting a move to a popular song.
C1 The professional dancer was able to bust a move effortlessly, captivating the audience with their skill.
C2 The choreographer instructed the dancers to bust a move with precision and energy during the performance.
formal The dance instructor demonstrated how to properly bust a move during the class.
informal Hey, let's hit the dance floor and bust a move!
slang I saw Sarah bust a move at the party last night, she's got some serious skills!
figurative In order to succeed in business, sometimes you have to be willing to bust a move and take risks.
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