tap-dancing

基本解釋

He calls it "tap-dancing to work".
他稱之爲(wèi)"踢踏舞工作"。
"The Little Colonel" (1935): Along with "The Little Rebel, " this was one of two films Temple made in 1935 with the tap-dancing great Bill "Bojangles" Robinson. They were a striking pair.
《小上?！罚?935）這部電影和另一部《小叛逆》都是由鄧波兒和跳踢踏舞跳得格外好的羅賓森（美國百老滙和好萊隖著名舞蹈縯員）於1935年一同出縯的。
He had been in the midst of a tap-dancing lesson when the phone rang, summoning him to Berchtesgaden.
電話響起召他去貝希特斯加登時，他正在上踢踏舞課。

The film begins shakily, but when Broderick steps up for his first big number the sets open up, some tap-dancing beauties are brought out, and the film begins to fly.
NEWYORKER: The Producers
Mr. TOM AMMIANO (San Francisco Board of Supervisors): The feds and the state are doing a lot of tap-dancing around this issue, but they're not coming up with anything that really addresses the reality of who our neighbors are, who we depend on for services, and I think this is the least we could do.
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Tap dancing is a style of dancing in which the dancers wear special shoes with pieces of metal on the heels and toes. The shoes make loud sharp sounds as the dancers move their feet.