Samba Roll

Pronunciation: /ˈsæmbə roʊl/

Definitions of samba roll

noun a type of dance originating in Brazil

Example Sentences

A1 I learned how to do the samba roll in my dance class.

A2 She performed a perfect samba roll during the competition.

B1 The samba roll is a popular move in Brazilian dance.

B2 The dancer executed a flawless samba roll, impressing the judges.

C1 His samba roll was so technically precise that it garnered him first place.

C2 The samba roll she performed was a breathtaking display of skill and artistry.

Examples of samba roll in a Sentence

formal The samba roll is a traditional Brazilian dance move that is often performed in samba music performances.

informal I tried to do the samba roll at the dance class, but I kept tripping over my own feet.

slang Check out that dancer's samba roll - it's so smooth and effortless!

figurative Her performance had a samba roll to it, with its lively and rhythmic movements.

Grammatical Forms of samba roll

• past tense: samba rolled
• plural: samba rolls
• comparative: more samba rolling
• superlative: most samba rolling
• present tense: samba rolls
• future tense: will samba roll
• perfect tense: has samba rolled
• continuous tense: is samba rolling
• singular: samba roll
• positive degree: samba rolls
• infinitive: to samba roll
• gerund: samba rolling
• participle: samba rolled

Origin and Evolution of samba roll

First Known Use: 1950 year

Language of Origin: Portuguese

Story behind the word: The term 'samba roll' originated in Brazil, specifically within the context of Brazilian martial arts and dance.

Evolution of the word: Initially used to describe a specific movement or technique in samba dance, the term 'samba roll' has evolved to also refer to a type of sushi roll that incorporates Brazilian flavors and ingredients.