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1. (n.) rumba
a dance, Cuban in origin and complex in rhythm.
2. (v.i.) rumba
to dance the rumba.
Etymology: (1920–25; < AmerSp)
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1. (noun) rumba, rhumba
syncopated music in duple time for dancing the rumba
2. (noun) rumba, rhumba
a folk dance in duple time that originated in Cuba with Spanish and African elements; features complex footwork and violent movement
3. (verb) rumba, rhumba
a ballroom dance based on the Cuban folk dance
4. (verb) rhumba, rumba
dance the rhumba
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Sense: (a piece of music for) a South American dance.
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 Afrikaans: rumba |
 Arabic: رَقْصَة الرومبا |
 Bulgarian: румба |
 Brazilian: rumba |
 Czech: rumba |
 German: der Rumba |
 Danish: rumba |
 Greek: ρούμπα (μουσ.) |
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 Estonian: rumba |
 Farsi: رقص کوبایی |
 Finnish: rumba |
 French: rumba |
 Hebrew: רוּמבָּה |
 Hindi: रंबा, क्यूबा का एक हब्शी |
 Croatian: rumba |
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 Icelandic: rúmba |
 Italian: rumba |
 Japanese: ルンバ |
 Korean: 룸바(남미 춤) |
 Lithuanian: rumba |
 Latvian: rumba |
 Malay: tarian Rumba |
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 Norwegian: rumba |
 Polish: rumba |
 Persian: رقص کوبایی |
 Pashto: کوبایی ګډا |
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 Romanian: rumba |
 Russian: румба |
 Slovak: rumba |
 Slovenian: rumba |
 Serbian: rumba |
 Swedish: rumba |
 Thai: การเต้นจังหวะรุมบ้า |
 Turkish: rumba |
 Taiwanese: 倫巴舞(曲) |
 Ukrainian: румба |
 Urdu: جنوبی افریقہ کی موسیقی |
 Vietnamese: điệu nhảy rumba |
 Chinese: 伦巴舞曲 |
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