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a ballet jump where one foot leaves the ground and the other foot meets it in the air, used for fluid transitions and dynamic movements in ballet
What is an "assemblé"?
In ballet, an assemblé is a jumping movement where the dancer leaps into the air and brings both legs together before landing. To perform an assemblé, the dancer pushes off the ground with one leg, while the other leg is extended or in preparation. In mid-air, both legs come together, usually in a closed position, before landing gracefully on both feet. The assemblé demonstrates coordination and control, and it is a fundamental step used in various ballet routines.
Example
The team of workers assembled the furniture according to the provided instructions.
The car manufacturer assembles vehicles by combining different parts on the assembly line.
Assembling the model airplane required carefully piecing together the various components.
Students were given kits to assemble simple robots as part of a science project.
The students were assembled for a class discussion on current events.
