Pronunciation: /bʌst ə muːv/sʌm muːvz/
noun a move or series of dance steps
A1 I saw a group of kids busting some moves at the playground.
A2 My friend loves to bust a move whenever her favorite song comes on.
B1 The dance crew impressed the audience with their synchronized bust a move routine.
B2 The dance battle was intense, with each competitor busting out their best moves.
C1 The professional dancer was able to effortlessly bust a move in any style requested.
C2 The choreographer instructed the dancers to bust some moves that would wow the judges.
verb to perform a dance move or series of dance steps with energy and enthusiasm
A1 I saw a group of kids busting some moves at the park.
A2 She loves to bust a move whenever her favorite song comes on.
B1 The dance instructor taught us how to bust some moves in the salsa class.
B2 During the party, everyone was busting a move on the dance floor.
C1 The professional dancer was able to bust some incredible moves during the performance.
C2 He can effortlessly bust a move in any style of dance you throw at him.
formal The dancer showcased her talent by busting some impressive moves during the performance.
informal Hey, let's hit the dance floor and bust a move together!
slang I saw him busting some sick moves at the club last night.
figurative In order to succeed in business, sometimes you have to be willing to bust a move and take risks.
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