"Tendu" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples
"Tendu" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
"Tendu" Meaning
Tendu refers to a movement in ballet where the foot is flexed, with the toes curled and drawn under the foot. It is a basic step in many ballet exercises and movements, and is used to warm up the foot, ankle, and lower leg.
"Tendu" Examples
5 Usage Examples of "tendu"
| Tone | Example | Meaning |
| --- | --- | --- |
| [Vuissen][1] French | The ballet dancer's arm was tendu, stretched out in front of her. | Stretched out, extended. |
| [Placeaux][2] French | Tendu la main à, when you must shake hands. | To offer one's hand. |
| [M.], Conj. French | Je tendrai (I will offer, I will lend). | To offer, to lend. |
| Effect: noun, Precise from dictionary Spanish | El elenco continúa tendu (The handbook continues to be spread). | Spreading, spread |
| Effect: verb (they changed French to Spanish) Spanish | La rama de resina de los árboles en los bosques está tendu (The sapwood of the trees in the woods is widespread). | extended spread widely, cover extensively. |
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