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jota
[ hoh-tuh; Spanish haw-tah ]
noun
- a Spanish dance in triple meter, performed by a couple and marked by complex rhythms executed with the heels and castanets.
- the music for this dance.
jota
/ ˈɔٲ /
noun
- a Spanish dance with castanets in fast triple time, usually to a guitar and voice accompaniment
Word History and Origins
Origin of jota1
Word History and Origins
Origin of jota1
Example Sentences
I look back at the first game under Slot, at Ipswich last August, when Alexander-Arnold plays that ball behind the defence for Salah to run on to and set up Diogo Jota.
And in the 18th minute, Salah responded with a beautifully played pass with the outside of his left boot, which was cleverly left by Diogo Jota to allow Diaz to slot home.
After all five goals, Slot spoke to various players in his team - such as Curtis Jones, Cody Gakpo and Diogo Jota - to issue instructions.
Liverpool, though, edged closer to the Premier League title courtesy of Diogo Jota's winning goal - a strike itself not without controversy with Everton claiming for an offside in the build-up.
There were also question marks over whether Jota's well-taken goal should have stood.
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