Word: rumba
Category: rumba
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Related words: rumba
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Synonyms: rumba
rhumba
Translations: rumba
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spanish
Translations:
la rumba, de rumba, rumbas
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german
Translations:
rumba, Rumba
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french
Translations:
la rumba, de rumba, de la rumba
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italian
Translations:
di rumba, la rumba
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portuguese
Translations:
a rumba, de rumba, Rumba o, Rumba a
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dutch
Translations:
de Rumba, van Rumba, rumba van
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russian
Translations:
румба, Rumba, румбы, румбу
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norwegian
Translations:
fra rumba, av Rumba, Mariners
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swedish
Translations:
Mariners
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finnish
Translations:
rumban, rumbaa
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danish
Translations:
rumbaen, af Rumba
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czech
Translations:
rumbu, rumby, tam rumba, rumba je
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polish
Translations:
rumby, Lokalizacja Rumba
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hungarian
Translations:
a rumba, rumbáját, rumbát, rumbázik
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greek
Translations:
ρούμπα, Rumba, της ρούμπα, ρούμπας, τη ρούμπα
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ukrainian
Translations:
румба, румби
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albanian
Translations:
kërcej rumba, Rumba
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bulgarian
Translations:
румба, Rumba, Румбата, на Румба
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belarusian
Translations:
румба
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estonian
Translations:
rumbat, rumba jm, rumbast
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icelandic
Translations:
Rumba
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latvian
Translations:
Rumbas, Rumbu
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macedonian
Translations:
румба, румбата
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slovenian
Translations:
rumbe
The meaning and "use of": rumba
verb
- dance the rumba. - They've spun, tangoed, waltzed, rumbaed , salsaed, funked, jazzed, hip-hopped and twirled their little hearts out and now they're sashaying off into the sunset in an hour-long final.
- a rhythmic dance with Spanish and African elements, originating in Cuba. - In the 1930s and '40s, the rumba , which originated in Cuba, became popular in America and Europe.
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