tiptoeing 的 4 个定义
- the tip or end of a toe.
tip·toed, tip·toe·ing.
- to move or go on tiptoe, as with caution or stealth: She tiptoed out of the room.
- characterized by standing or walking on tiptoe.
- straining upward.
- eagerly expectant.
- cautious; stealthy.
- eagerly or cautiously; on tiptoe.
tiptoeing 近义词
等同于 pussyfoot
tiptoeing 的近义词 31 个
- avoid
- creep
- dodge
- equivocate
- evade
- glide
- hedge
- lurk
- prevaricate
- prowl
- shuffle
- sidestep
- skirt
- skulk
- slide
- slink
- slip
- sneak
- steal
- tergiversate
- tiptoe
- be noncommittal
- beat around the bush
- duck the issues
- hem and haw
- play it close to the vest
- sit on the fence
- tergiverse
- tread warily
- watch one's step
- weasel
tiptoeing 的反义词 5 个
等同于 skip
等同于 steal
等同于 step
等同于 skitter
等同于 creep
更多tiptoeing例句
- The Massachusetts-born pianist was equally adept at attacking hard-charging electric fusion with his band Return to Forever, in stadiums full of prog rock enthusiasts, as he was at tiptoeing through Mozart concertos with meditative precision.
- As the world tiptoes toward normalcy, I asked what they want to do after this work-from-home experiment ends.
- One or two, it seemed to me, were actually still tiptoeing “en pointe.”
- So, like real pumas, the women who waited to see are just tiptoeing away, catlike, from the battle.
- Others are tiptoeing around the second item, as Elizabeth launches the latest book in her oeuvre of misfortune: Resilience.
- Tiptoeing down the hall, he came to a small upstairs living room in which a light burned.
- But before I have time to evolve a satisfactory explanation, I hear Wingie tiptoeing back.
- He listened some more; then he come tiptoeing down and stood right between us; we could a touched him, nearly.
- Davy picked up the reins and Frosty began tiptoeing around and arching his back.
- From that I concluded that he had either stopped or had taken to tiptoeing, too.