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🔑tap dancingtap1 /tæp / verb (tap·ping, tapped)- [intransitive, transitive] tap (at / on sth) | tap sb / sth (on / with sth) to touch or hit someone or something quickly and gently轻轻地敲；轻叩◆Their feet were tapping in time to the music.他们的脚随着音乐轻轻地打着拍子。◆They won't hear if you only tap on the door – knock harder!轻轻敲门他们听不见，使劲敲！◆She tapped me on the shoulder and said, “Excuse me, I think you dropped this notebook.”她轻轻地拍了拍我的肩膀说，“对不起，我想是你掉了这个笔记本。”
- [intransitive, transitive] tap (into) sth to make use of something from a supply or reserve利用；发掘◆to tap the skills of young people发掘年轻人的技能
- [transitive] to attach a piece of equipment to telephone wires so that you can listen to telephone conversations on that line窃听（电话）；给（电话）安装窃听器
🔑taptap2 /tæp / noun [countable] - a quick gentle hit, or the sound it makes轻敲；轻叩；轻敲声；轻叩声◆a tap on the shoulder在肩膀上轻轻的一拍
- = faucet ➡ look at tap water
- a device that is fitted to someone's telephone so that his / her telephone calls can be listened to secretly（电话）窃听器
 ●on tap- (used especially about beer) served directly from a large container, not in a bottle or can（尤指啤酒）从大桶里斟出的，散装的
- (informal) ready and available for use随时可得的；随时可用的◆information on tap via the Internet互联网上随时可得的信息
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