dance lessons
/dɑːns lɛsənz/ · danc·es·les·sons
noun
- Instruction or classes in dance, typically provided by a qualified teacher. She signed up for dance lessons to prepare for the wedding reception.
- A series of dance classes or sessions, often with a specific focus or style. The dance studio offered a variety of lessons, including salsa, swing, and ballroom dancing.
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Did you know? The phrase 'dance lessons' has been used in various contexts, including in literature and film. For example, in the 1942 film 'Yankee Doodle Dandy,' the character George M. Cohan takes dance lessons to improve his tap dancing skills.