tiptoe 音标拼音: [t'ɪpt
, o]
n . 脚尖,翘望
vi . 用脚尖走
ad . 用脚尖
a . 踮着脚的,偷偷摸摸的
脚尖,翘望用脚尖走用脚尖踮着脚的,偷偷摸摸的
tiptoe adv 1 :
on tiptoe or as if on tiptoe ; "
standing tiptoe "
adj 1 :
walking on the tips of ones '
s toes so as to make no noise ; "
moving with tiptoe steps "
n 1 :
the tip of a toe v 1 :
walk on one '
s toes [
synonym : {
tiptoe }, {
tip }, {
tippytoe }]
Tiptoe \
Tip "
toe `\,
n .;
pl . {
Tiptoes }.
The end ,
or tip ,
of the toe .
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He must . . .
stand on his typtoon [
tiptoes ].
--
Chaucer .
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Upon his tiptoes stalketh stately by . --
Spenser .
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{
To be a tiptoe }, {
To stand a tiptoe }, {
To stand on tiptoe }
or {
To be on tiptoe },
to be awake or alive to anything ;
to be roused ;
to be eager or alert ;
as ,
to be a tiptoe with expectation .
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Tiptoe \
Tip "
toe `\,
a .
1 .
Being on tiptoe ,
or as on tiptoe ;
hence ,
raised as high as possible ;
lifted up ;
exalted ;
also ,
alert .
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Night '
s candles are burnt out ,
and jocund day Stands tiptoe on the misty mountain tops . --
Shak .
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Above the tiptoe pinnacle of glory . --
Byron .
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2 .
Noiseless ;
stealthy . "
With tiptoe step ." --
Cowper .
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{
Tiptoe mirth },
the highest degree of mirth . --
Sir W .
Scott .
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Tiptoe \
Tip "
toe `\,
v .
i .
To step or walk on tiptoe .
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81 Moby Thesaurus words for "
tiptoe ":
above ,
abovestairs ,
airward ,
all fours ,
aloft ,
aloof ,
atiptoe ,
be careful ,
be cautious ,
couch ,
crawl ,
crawling ,
creep ,
creeping ,
go on tiptoe ,
grovel ,
gumshoe ,
gumshoeing ,
high ,
high up ,
in the air ,
in the clouds ,
inch ,
inch along ,
lay wait ,
lie in wait ,
lurk ,
make haste slowly ,
nightwalk ,
nightwalking ,
on all fours ,
on high ,
on stilts ,
on the peak ,
on tippytoe ,
on tiptoe ,
over ,
overhead ,
pad ,
padding ,
prowl ,
prowling ,
pussyfoot ,
pussyfooting ,
repent ,
reptant ,
reptatorial ,
reptile ,
scrabble ,
scramble ,
shadow ,
sidle ,
sidling ,
skulk ,
skyward ,
slink ,
slinking ,
snake ,
snaking ,
sneak ,
sneaking ,
stalk ,
steal ,
steal along ,
stealing ,
straight up ,
take it easy ,
think twice ,
tip ,
tippytoe ,
tiptoeing ,
to the zenith ,
toe ,
up ,
upstairs ,
upward ,
upwards ,
walk on eggshells ,
worm ,
worm along ,
worming
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