Synonyms for tango
ˈtæŋ goʊtan·go

Princeton's WordNet

1. tangonoun

   a ballroom dance of Latin-American origin

2. tangoverb

   music written in duple time for dancing the tango

3. tangoverb

   dance a tango

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1. • Ballroom Dancing
   • Dance

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1. Joseph Wu:

   People here in Taiwan want peace, and that is what the government of Taiwan wants as well, and other than peace, we also want dialogue between Taiwan and China. But of course, it takes two to tango.

2. Conrad DeQuadros:

   It takes two to tango and the problem with job creation would appear to be a reluctance to supply labor, not a diminishment of demand, and we would love to hear the economic theory that explains how continued Fed bond purchases encourage workers to return to work.

3. Ken Blackwell:

   In Washington it takes two to tango, not only the Executive Branch but it takes the Legislative Branch getting in sync with one another.

4. European Commission:

   You need two to dance tango, and I know how to dance, i have a certain Brexit fatigue.

5. Antony Blinken:

   It takes two to tango, and if... our Russian friends are prepared to implement their commitments under Minsk and our Ukrainian friends are as well, we will fully support that, and that is the best way to avert a renewed crisis in Ukraine.