kretanje

kretanje

A description of the direction toward which the body is traveling, specifically when it is different from the body's facing alignment and/or pointing alignment.

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kretanje novca

Economy; Economics

The movement of cash into or out of a business, project, or financial product.

bočno kretanje

Dance; Ballroom

Movement to the side.

talasno kretanje

Physics; General physics

The movement of a disturbance from one part of a medium to another involving the transfer of energy but not the transfer of matter.

prosto harmonijsko kretanje

Physics; General physics

The vibratory motion that occurs when the restoring force is proportional to the displacement from mean position and is directed opposite to the displacement.

uniformno kružno kretanje

Physics; General physics

The motion of an object in a circular path with uniform speed.

ravnoteža

Dance; Ballroom

The correct distribution of body weight between the feet or over the standing foot.

ritam

Dance; Ballroom

One single pulse of music. Beats are usually arranged into groups of 2, 3, or 4, called measures.

cik-cak

Dance; Ballroom

A figure or pattern involving sharp or angular changes of direction.

музикалност

Dance; Ballroom

The ability to hear and interpret music in a way that is both mechanically correct and artistically expressive.

аматер

Dance; Ballroom

A person who does not seek financial gain from the teaching or performing of dancing.

Аргентински танго

Dance; Ballroom

A style of Tango which originated in the streets and salons of Buenos Aires, characterized by its passionate hold and complex leg and foot movements.

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