Pas-marche
[French pah mar-shey] /French pɑ marˈʃeɪ/
noun, plural pas marchés
[French pah mar-shey] /French pɑ marˈʃeɪ/ (Show IPA). Ballet.
1.
a marching step.
2.
a walking step in which the turned-out pointed toe reaches the ground first, then the heel is lowered before the weight is transferred to the whole foot on the ground.
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