What is another word for de brises?
Pronunciation: [də bɹˈa͡ɪzɪz] (IPA) 
De brises is a French term that refers to a ballet move in which a dancer performs a series of small, brisk jumps while alternating the direction of their legs. While this term may be specific to ballet, there are several other terms in dance and movement that can be used synonymously with de brises. Some of these terms include entrechats, which are small, quick jumps where the dancer crosses their legs mid-air, frappes, which are quick and sharp movements of the foot, and chaînes, which are series of turns performed in rapid succession without lifting the feet off the ground. These terms can be used interchangeably to describe various movements in dance and movement.
