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jeté
[ zhuh-tey ]
noun
- a jump forward, backward, or to the side, from one foot to the other.
jeté
/ ʒəˈteɪ /
noun
- ballet a step in which the dancer springs from one leg and lands on the other
Word History and Origins
Word History and Origins
Origin of jeté1
Example Sentences
A jeté flashes in silhouette, a pirouette vanishes like a whisper.
Distraught and preoccupied, Elise jams her ankle during a jeté, causing an injury that could require surgery.
At Pacific Northwest Ballet on Friday night, the evening began with 11-year-old PNB School student Charlotte Smith, whose beaming smile and effortless grand jeté in the ballet’s opening solo moment spoke to a bright future.
Watching a 300- or 400-pound bear execute a light-footed cousin to a tour jeté snaps your head around.
When Santos first denied the drag queen claims on Jan. 19 — “I will not be distracted nor fazed by this,” he vowed — “Season 14 contestant Kornbread “The Snack” Jeté joked that she was close to Santos’ drag persona.
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