No. 14,811 in Russian
пляски
"Пляски" means "dances" or "folk dancing."
In a sentence
Вчера вечером на площади начались пляски под живую музыку.
Yesterday evening, dances started in the square to live music.
Here, the word 'пляски' refers to the act of dancing, usually festive or casual, performed to music.
Разноцветные огни и народные пляски создавали атмосферу праздника.
Colorful lights and folk dances created a festive atmosphere.
In this example, 'пляски' denotes traditional dancing styles inherent to folk festivals or celebrations.
Его странные пляски привлекли внимание прохожих.
His strange dances caught the attention of passersby.
The word 'пляски' is used to describe peculiar or unique movements reminiscent of dance, often implying novelty or eccentricity.
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