taconear

v.

1 to stamp one's feet.

2 to click one's heels (military).

3 to tap-dance, to tap with one's heels, to tap.

4 to tap-dance for.

Me taconea Eliza Eliza tap-dances for me.

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taconear

► verbo intransitivo

1 (pisar) to tap one's heels, click one's heels; (golpear) to stamp one's heels

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1. VI

1) (=caminar) to walk clicking o tapping one's heels

2) (=dar golpecitos) to tap with one's heels; (Mil) to click one's heels

3) (=apresurarse) to bustle about

2.

VT Cono Sur to pack tight, fill right up

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verbo intransitivo

a) (al andar)

iba taconeando por la calle — she walked down the street, her heels clicking as she went

b) (en baile) to stamp (one's heel)

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verbo intransitivo

a) (al andar)

iba taconeando por la calle — she walked down the street, her heels clicking as she went

b) (en baile) to stamp (one's heel)

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taconear [A1 ]

vi

1

(al andar): iba taconeando por la calle she walked down the street, her heels clicking o clacking as she went

2 (en el baile) to stamp (one's heel)

■ taconear

vt

(Chi) ‹hueco/agujero› to pack

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taconear verbo transitivo to stamp with one's heels

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taconear vi

1. [bailarín] to stamp one's feet

2. Mil to click one's heels

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taconear

v/i stamp one’s heels