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| Sense / L53-S1 / gloss / en | Sense / L53-S1 / gloss / en | ||
In the ballroom community, approval achieved following a performance, especially when such approval allows one to move from one round of performance to another. | |||
| Sense / L53-S1 / Property / definition | |||
Getting your 10s from the judges means participants will progress to the next round of the competition. (American English) | |||
| Sense / L53-S1 / Property / definition: Getting your 10s from the judges means participants will progress to the next round of the competition. (American English) / rank | |||
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| Sense / L53-S1 / Property / definition: Getting your 10s from the judges means participants will progress to the next round of the competition. (American English) / reference | |||
| Sense / L53-S1 / Property / usage example | |||
Before you are able to compete you must "walk" the category to receive either "10s," meaning the panel approves of your performance or "a chop," which means you should try again next time. (English) | |||
| Sense / L53-S1 / Property / usage example: Before you are able to compete you must "walk" the category to receive either "10s," meaning the panel approves of your performance or "a chop," which means you should try again next time. (English) / rank | |||
Normal rank | |||
| Sense / L53-S1 / Property / usage example: Before you are able to compete you must "walk" the category to receive either "10s," meaning the panel approves of your performance or "a chop," which means you should try again next time. (English) / reference | |||
| Sense / L53-S1 / Property / usage example | |||
The panel of judges (who are dressed as fabulously as the competitors themselves) hold their hands out to give their '10s'—a stamp of approval—and the contestant moves on to the next round. (English) | |||
| Sense / L53-S1 / Property / usage example: The panel of judges (who are dressed as fabulously as the competitors themselves) hold their hands out to give their '10s'—a stamp of approval—and the contestant moves on to the next round. (English) / rank | |||
Normal rank | |||
| Sense / L53-S1 / Property / usage example: The panel of judges (who are dressed as fabulously as the competitors themselves) hold their hands out to give their '10s'—a stamp of approval—and the contestant moves on to the next round. (English) / reference | |||
| Form / L53-F1 / representation / en | Form / L53-F1 / representation / en | ||
10s | |||
| Form / L53-F2 / representation / en | Form / L53-F2 / representation / en | ||
tens | |||
Latest revision as of 20:52, 11 February 2024
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L53-S1
| English | In the ballroom community, approval achieved following a performance, especially when such approval allows one to move from one round of performance to another. |
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Getting your 10s from the judges means participants will progress to the next round of the competition. (American English)
1 reference
Before you are able to compete you must "walk" the category to receive either "10s," meaning the panel approves of your performance or "a chop," which means you should try again next time. (English)
1 reference
The panel of judges (who are dressed as fabulously as the competitors themselves) hold their hands out to give their '10s'—a stamp of approval—and the contestant moves on to the next round. (English)
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L53-F1
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L53-F2