Examples of using Tiptoe in English and their translations into Norwegian
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So far, so far away… And you stand on tiptoe… on tiptoe… and you reach for it.
but walk on tiptoe.
A wide range of hotels are available near TipToe Restaurant, from the friendly Hotel Johnny to the luxurious Concoct Apartment Milano.
So I can tiptoe out barefoot and no one will hear me. Now, earlier, you would've cracked the door open and put a pair of my shoes outside.
the protagonist must make their way on tiptoe.
As she crosses the bridge Jess imagines that all the people of Terabithia are standing on tiptoe to watch the new queen,
stretch your arms upwards. Go on tiptoe.
do not walk"on tiptoe" and do not rely on the hocks.
the older one will try to stand on tiptoe, not on the full foot.
put a pair of my shoes outside so I can tiptoe out barefoot and no one will hear me.
Now slowly turn up on tiptoe, and contract your buttocks to the bottom,
its hard enough having to tiptoe so as to give you a kiss!
the sculpture depicts a giant foot standing on tiptoe on a plinth.
You feel that you have to tiptoe around him so that he does not leave him to go.
The way you tiptoe around it makes me think you have given up hope.
We should tiptoe around like school children so our parents don't catch us doing it?
so I'm not gonna tiptoe around your marriage… or whatever it is you have got going there.
literally and figuratively tiptoe to not disturb their loved ones.
The Bergen band has spread joy for many years and can tiptoe the Afro-Brazilian tradition of driving
A pair of beautiful Christian-Louboutin Achilda Heels Pump is like a possesses magical fairy, tiptoe gently in a bit,