tapped
敲击,敲打,敲击声,窃听
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tapped, tap·ping.
- : to strike with a light but audible blow or blows; hit with repeated, slight blows: He tapped the door twice.
- : to make, put, etc., by tapping: to tap a nail into a wall.
- : to strike upon or against something, especially with repeated light blows: Stop tapping your feet!
- : Basketball. to strike in the direction of a teammate or of the basket.
- : to enter information or produce copy by tapping on a keyboard: to tap data into a computer; to tap out a magazine article.
- : to add a thickness of leather to the sole or heel of, as in repairing.
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tapped, tap·ping.
- : to strike lightly but audibly, as to attract attention.
- : to strike light blows.
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Researchers came up with this number by drawing on previous studies that had surveyed plastic pieces in tap and bottled water and in certain food items, such as fish, sugar, salt and alcohol.
Must-pass bills such as the yearly Pentagon authorization and extension of federal spending authority are also on tap for the coming weeks, though those measures are likely to be less divisive, making senators’ absences less damaging.
Just go to Topics and tap Election 2020 to find the mobile election hub.
The big sales pitch for this bulkier, round watch is a rotating bezel that can be used to spin through options and menus in Samsung’s Tizen software, instead of just relying on side buttons and taps on the screen for controls like rival devices.
Summoned with a tap, they’ve crowded out pedal-pushers in the bike lanes, and even displaced cars and trucks from many local streets.
Ira Glass eventually tapped the up-and-comers to be the in-house band for This American Life.
This week Secretary of State John Kerry tapped Nancy Powell, former ambassador to India, to lead the Ebola Coordination Unit.
Israel tapped her to bring down the masterminds behind the 1972 Olympic massacre.
They compared outfits, loudly greeted friends, tapped on their iPhones.
Judge Bert Richardson, a Republican appointee of President George W. Bush, tapped McCrum to investigate a case against Perry.
With her little satin shoe she tapped the carpet, biting her under lip and seeming to be listening.