euro-trance
- noun
- /ˈjʊəroʊ træns/
- Many clubs in the late 1990s featured euro-trance nights that attracted large crowds.
Examples
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The DJ played a mix of euro-trance and hardhouse during his set.
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Modern festivals often revisit classic euro-trance tracks for nostalgic fans.
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I love listening to euro-trance at parties.
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The DJ played a mix of euro-trance hits last night.
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Many clubs in the late 1990s featured euro-trance nights that attracted large crowds.
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Modern festivals often revisit classic euro-trance tracks for nostalgic fans.
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The DJ played a mix of euro-trance and hardhouse during his set.
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Etymology
Euro-trance joins Euro ('Europe') and trance ('a dreamy or hypnotic state'). So euro-trance is a style of electronic dance music from Europe known for its driving, hypnotic beats.