mézair

名词 n.
英 /meɪˈzɛː/   

英文释义

名词 n.
  1. In manège, a movement comprising a series of levades with small steps between.
    — With a mezair and a cut to the left and a pair of caprioles, Zelikman danced the horse through the tangle of men.

词形变化

mézairs plural mezair alternative

词源

From French mezzair, later mézair, from Italian mezz'aria, from mezzo (“middle”) + aria (“air”) (because it was originally a movement at height halfway between terre-à-terre and curvet).
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