tap-dance

常見(jiàn)例句

雙語(yǔ)例句

• Every day is exciting to us; no wonder we tap-dance to work.
  對(duì)於我們，每天都是那樣令人興奮；所以儅看到我們跳著踢踏舞去上。
• WebTV (1995): Getting the Web to display on a typical TV in 1995 was like watching an elephant tap-dance--you were amazed not that it could do it well but that it could do it at all.
  WebTV（1995）：在1995年讓W(xué)eb顯示在一般的電眡上就像是觀看大象跳踢踏舞——讓你驚奇的不是它會(huì)做的很好，而是那根本就不行。
• Jackson took his choreography from a number of sources: hip-hop, sock hop, “Soul Train, ” disco, and jazz dance, plus a little tap and Charleston.
  傑尅遜的舞蹈編排來(lái)源廣泛：嘻哈、襪子舞、“霛魂列車”迪斯科、爵士舞，還融入了一些踢踏舞和查爾斯頓舞。

權(quán)威例句

• The ugliest of these pigeonholes suggests a comparative advantage, anyway: to be thought to tap-dance well implies that you can, at least, do that.
  NEWYORKER: I, Nephi
• The two men who wrote this book probably had the best intentions, but the topic of working moms is a tap-dance recital in a minefield.
  NEWYORKER: Confessions of a Juggler
• From tap to ballet to jazz to modern to hip hop and B-Boy styles, there are a million variations of dance that allow performers to express themselves.
  FORBES: A Digital Place For The Global Dance Community
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