tippy是什么意思_tippy的用法_词性_词根

双语例句

It's a fine sunny day in the forest, and a rabbit is sitting outside his burrow, tippy-tapping on his typewriter.

这是森林里一个阳光灿烂的日子，一只小兔子坐在洞穴外，在打字机上敲敲打打。
I walk around on my tippy toes.

我走在我的周围毛尖脚趾。
Why did Tippy have to die?

为什么蒂皮非得死？
What do you suppose Tippy Toes forgot?

你猜歪脚趾忘了什么呀？
"Who pulled her out?" asked Tippy Toes.

歪脚趾问：“是谁把她捞上来的呢？”

近义词

adj.

同根词

词根 tip

百科

TIppy，英文单词，主要用作为名词、形容词，作名词时译为“(Tippy)人名；(英)蒂皮”，作形容词时译为“不安定的；容易倾斜的”。

释义

adj.

N. Amer. inclined to tilt or overturn; unsteady

〈北美〉　（易）倾斜的；摇摇晃晃的

Who's the big boy standing on his tippy-toes? What? No, I mean... I just want to eat you up.

这位踮着脚的男孩儿是谁呀？什么？不是，我是说... 我只想一口把你吃掉。

《Penguins of Madagascar》《马达加斯加的企鹅》
Let's say she's falling from a 32 story building, about 300 feet, and you are 6 feet tall, maybe 10 feet on your tippy-toes, with your arms above your head holding a door, in hopes of distributing the pressure across a larger surface area, but all you're doing is essentially moving the ground up by 10 feet.

比如说她正在从32层楼上落下，差不多300英尺，而你有6英尺高，可能踮起脚尖有10英尺高，你双臂将一扇门举过头顶，期望能够将压力分散作用于一个更大的表面积上，但实际上你所做的只是把着陆点抬高了10英尺。

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