একটি ব্যালে উত্সাহী

Noun:

ব্যালের ভক্ত,

balletomane's Usage Examples:

captured by 13-year-old William Mulhern of Marysville, Kansas, who fell on "balletomane".

The Tsar was so impressed by the work (being an avid balletomane) that he ordered the work be performed a second time two days later for.

They appeared together in the 1948 film The Red Shoes as "a balletomane" and "a balletomane's mate".

Pugni dedicated his score to Augusta, Duchess of Cambridge, a long-time balletomane and patron of the arts in London.

This is supported by the description by nineteenth-century balletomane, Charles Nuitter, who defined tutu as "a slang term for the very short.

As a result, he became a budding balletomane.

" An opposing view was put forth by Edwin Denby, a balletomane, who praised the "joyousness" of the piece.

As with most Russian nobility, Duke Peter was a longtime balletomane and patron of the arts.

The Emperor, a fanatic balletomane, bestowed upon Minkus the Order of Saint Stanislaus for his score.

balletomane's Meaning':

a ballet enthusiast

Synonyms:

partisan; enthusiast; partizan;

Antonyms:

nonpartisan; technophobe;