Definition of twinkletoes in English:

twinkletoes

nounˈtwɪŋk(ə)ltəʊzˈtwɪŋkəlˌtoʊz

informal

A person who is nimble and quick on their feet.
〈非正式〉脚步灵活的人
Example sentencesExamples
- In keeping with the Viennese theme, each lady and gentleman will be presented with a dance card to fill out, allowing them to request a dance from the twinkle-toed amongst the guests.
- Walken also gets to indulge in a spot of twinkle-toed tap-dancing, while all of the songs (featuring the likes of James Brown and Bruce Springsteen) succeed in putting a smile on your face.
- But I can reveal that Souness has no interest in the twinkle-toed midfielder, who now looks set to put pen-to paper on a brand new £2 million-a-year deal with Wanderers in the next few weeks.
- The Czech Republic have twinkle-toed forwards of their own.
- If you were looking to splash out on a Hollywood celebrity to endorse your new car you could do a lot worse than the umbrella-spinning, twinkle-toed star of arguably the greatest movie musical of all time.
- He had, he points out, been a twinkle-toed right winger.
- But you don't have to be a twinkle-toed figure skater to take to the ice.
- A host of twinkle-toed celebrities is set to waltz, foxtrot and tango onto our screens in a revival of the popular show, Come Dancing, presented by evergreen TV personality Bruce Forsyth.

Definition of twinkletoes in US English:

twinkletoes

nounˈtwɪŋkəlˌtoʊzˈtwiNGkəlˌtōz

informal

A person who is nimble and quick on their feet.
〈非正式〉脚步灵活的人
Example sentencesExamples
- If you were looking to splash out on a Hollywood celebrity to endorse your new car you could do a lot worse than the umbrella-spinning, twinkle-toed star of arguably the greatest movie musical of all time.
- A host of twinkle-toed celebrities is set to waltz, foxtrot and tango onto our screens in a revival of the popular show, Come Dancing, presented by evergreen TV personality Bruce Forsyth.
- But you don't have to be a twinkle-toed figure skater to take to the ice.
- The Czech Republic have twinkle-toed forwards of their own.
- In keeping with the Viennese theme, each lady and gentleman will be presented with a dance card to fill out, allowing them to request a dance from the twinkle-toed amongst the guests.
- Walken also gets to indulge in a spot of twinkle-toed tap-dancing, while all of the songs (featuring the likes of James Brown and Bruce Springsteen) succeed in putting a smile on your face.
- He had, he points out, been a twinkle-toed right winger.
- But I can reveal that Souness has no interest in the twinkle-toed midfielder, who now looks set to put pen-to paper on a brand new £2 million-a-year deal with Wanderers in the next few weeks.

单词	twinkletoes
释义	Definition of twinkletoes in English: twinkletoes nounˈtwɪŋk(ə)ltəʊzˈtwɪŋkəlˌtoʊz informal A person who is nimble and quick on their feet. 〈非正式〉脚步灵活的人 Example sentencesExamples In keeping with the Viennese theme, each lady and gentleman will be presented with a dance card to fill out, allowing them to request a dance from the twinkle-toed amongst the guests. Walken also gets to indulge in a spot of twinkle-toed tap-dancing, while all of the songs (featuring the likes of James Brown and Bruce Springsteen) succeed in putting a smile on your face. But I can reveal that Souness has no interest in the twinkle-toed midfielder, who now looks set to put pen-to paper on a brand new £2 million-a-year deal with Wanderers in the next few weeks. The Czech Republic have twinkle-toed forwards of their own. If you were looking to splash out on a Hollywood celebrity to endorse your new car you could do a lot worse than the umbrella-spinning, twinkle-toed star of arguably the greatest movie musical of all time. He had, he points out, been a twinkle-toed right winger. But you don't have to be a twinkle-toed figure skater to take to the ice. A host of twinkle-toed celebrities is set to waltz, foxtrot and tango onto our screens in a revival of the popular show, Come Dancing, presented by evergreen TV personality Bruce Forsyth. Definition of twinkletoes in US English: twinkletoes nounˈtwɪŋkəlˌtoʊzˈtwiNGkəlˌtōz informal A person who is nimble and quick on their feet. 〈非正式〉脚步灵活的人 Example sentencesExamples If you were looking to splash out on a Hollywood celebrity to endorse your new car you could do a lot worse than the umbrella-spinning, twinkle-toed star of arguably the greatest movie musical of all time. A host of twinkle-toed celebrities is set to waltz, foxtrot and tango onto our screens in a revival of the popular show, Come Dancing, presented by evergreen TV personality Bruce Forsyth. But you don't have to be a twinkle-toed figure skater to take to the ice. The Czech Republic have twinkle-toed forwards of their own. In keeping with the Viennese theme, each lady and gentleman will be presented with a dance card to fill out, allowing them to request a dance from the twinkle-toed amongst the guests. Walken also gets to indulge in a spot of twinkle-toed tap-dancing, while all of the songs (featuring the likes of James Brown and Bruce Springsteen) succeed in putting a smile on your face. He had, he points out, been a twinkle-toed right winger. But I can reveal that Souness has no interest in the twinkle-toed midfielder, who now looks set to put pen-to paper on a brand new £2 million-a-year deal with Wanderers in the next few weeks.
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