charleston
Pronunciation: [ˈtʃɑːrlstən]
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Context: "dance"
(noun) a lively dance style popular in the 1920s, often performed to jazz music. It involves quick steps and energetic movements, where dancers often kick their legs and smile.
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At the party, everyone enjoyed learning the Charleston together.
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Nobody wanted to dance the Charleston because they were too shy to try it.
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Do you know how to do the Charleston dance?
Context: "city"
(noun) a city located in South Carolina, known for its historic buildings and beautiful waterfront. It's a place where many people visit to see the past and enjoy the scenic views.
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Charleston has many lovely parks and historical sites to explore.
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Charleston is not a cold place, so you won't find snow there very often.
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Have you ever visited Charleston during the spring?
Context: "music"
(noun) a style of music that goes along with the Charleston dance, typically upbeat and jazzy. It's the kind of music that makes people want to get up and dance.
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The band played lively Charleston music that made everyone tap their feet.
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The slow song played at the event was not suitable for the Charleston dance.
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What kind of music do you think fits the Charleston dance?
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