dedans

Accordingly, an inward (en dedans) turn is the turn in the direction towards the support leg.

They had Dedans body stretched out between them, and Sean lifted his head gently into his lap.

En dedans is the opposite.

But a great deal of "En Dedans" ("Inside"), which completed the program, looked merely decorative.

In the nineteenth and twentieth centuries women worked to gain power and move from the dedans to the dehors.

Many people have trouble and confuse en dedans and en dehors.

"Douloureux Dedans "

It is also considered an inside movement: in a 'pirouette en dedans' the dancer spins towards the side of the supporting leg.

There are many on the quieter north shore or Cote du Dedans, all beautiful and uncrowded.

"En Dedans" 2010.

Les cinq estranges entrez dedans le temple.

He added with a smile, "// faut piquer dedans-- we should hit them where it hurts."

Dedans, Grasset, 1969.

This created a differentiation between women's and men's spaces: women's space was private (dedans), men's was public (dehors).

Dedans mon petit Reduit?

Cité du dedans (1972)

But with the exception of two passages of double duets toward the middle of the piece, "En Dedans" has a rather aimless trajectory.

"I still get en dedans and en dehors confused," he said, referring to the French terms assigned to the inward and outward movements of ballet.

Il ouvrit le réfrigérateur et regarda dedans.

Dedans le puits vif mort viendra plongé.

With the Polysynody he became president of the Council of Matters (Conseil du dedans).

"En Dedans" appears to take place in a dream state, too, with the passage of time and shifts in place suggested by changes in costuming and lighting.

Vous avez lu ce qu'il y avait dedans ?

"Qu'est-ce qu'ily a là dedans?"

A pirouette is most often en dehors turning outwards toward the back leg, but can also be en dedans turning inwards toward the front leg.