舞 (wǔ): to dance; to wield; to brandish

My younger sister has loved dancing since she was little; every day after school she dances for an hour in the living room to the music on TV.

At the evening party, the classmates performed a beautiful folk dance and won enthusiastic applause from the whole audience.

Every morning, Grandpa goes to the park to do square dancing with his friends; it not only exercises his body but also helps him make new friends.

At the dance, he mustered the courage to ask that girl to dance; they gradually relaxed to the music and had a great chat.