tightrope 的 3 个定义
tight·roped, tight·rop·ing.
- to walk, move, or proceed on or as on a tightrope: He tightroped through enemy territory.
tight·roped, tight·rop·ing.
- to make on or as on a tightrope.
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- When you add to that that it’s someone of the stature of Rudy Giuliani that you have to get on his own, in the middle of a pandemic, and make sure he doesn’t suspect anything, it’s just an absolute tightrope.
- More recently, the companies have walked a tightrope, acknowledging that climate change is real while still insisting that they need to service a robust market for their products that will exist for decades.
- With that in mind, check out these tightrope walkers high above the demonstrations in Medellin and Bogota’s Philharmonic Orchestra striking up Fanfare for the Common Man to appeal for calm.
- Directing Bollywood drama The Last Color, now on Amazon Prime, Khanna delivers a story about the unique friendship between a 9-year-old tightrope walker and a widow, confronting taboos around caste, widowhood and gender roles.
- It’s a tightrope of not feeling but staying busy but not being vulnerable, which complicates things with my partner because connecting with my partner requires vulnerability and emotion.
- The heir to a tightrope walking family has tried some crazy stunts in his day.
- The self-styled ‘Art Criminal’ dazzled onlookers and made history when he tightrope walked between the WTC towers 40 years ago.
- All weekend reporters in eastern Ukraine were walking a bizarre tightrope, of prurience, politesse, and ghoulishness.
- The clan had a tightrope act that went horribly wrong in 1962.
- To this day, the family still enthusiastically explores tightrope walking.
- There were washed out trails where the ride would be in the nature of tightrope walking.
- One thing that we must suppose he particularly liked was a wonderful tightrope walker.
- Douglas Fairbanks is doing a little tightrope walking on the telegraph wires.
- The famous Blondin was going to perform on a tightrope in another part of the garden.
- When a performer falls from the tightrope, who remembers all the times he has not failed?