Just listen to records and tap on your knees.

听唱片，然后在膝盖上。

When I'm in a coffeehouse bopping along to one of your songs..

当我在咖啡厅里跟着你的歌时。

Most languages in the world can beats with syllables, but not English.

世界上大多数语言都可以用音节，但英语不行。

It's one of those songs where you can't help but want to tap to the beat.

首歌就是那种让人情不自禁想跟着节奏的。

They do not have a drummer setting the beat, which is usually an important part of heavy metal music.

他们没有鼓手，通常鼓手是重金属音乐的重组成部分。

Leonard, give me a beat. I will not. Please? No, I want this to be romantic. It will be!

莱纳德，给我。我不。拜托啊！不行，我是制造浪漫。会浪漫的！

We'll come to this in just a moment but just tap and we'll all-- maybe eventually all together the beat.

我们一会儿会回头再来仅仅只需 我们一起来。

So you're tapping your foot. You're tapping the beat and a lot of the music is coming off the beat.

你用脚 你在跟着节奏很多乐音都不在正上。

When l'm in a coffeehouse bopping along to one of your songs...

当我在咖啡厅里跟着你的歌时。

He beat time on the accelerator . The car jerked crazily .

他用脚在加速器上。汽车疯了一样一冲一冲地前进着。

Use the thumping of your heart as a metronome.

用心跳来。

Teachers were in classrooms, and cops were on the beat.

老师们在教室里, 警察们在。

It's a guarantee to get your feet tapping.

是让你的脚的保证。

You know, why can't you tap your toes or why can't, you know, Garrett Wilson is a talented wide receiver.

你知道吗，为什么你不能，或者为什么加勒特·威尔逊是一很有天赋的接球手。

In twelfth grade, he built an electronic metronome—one of those tick-tick-tick devices that keep time in music class—and realized it sounded like a bomb.

高中四年级的时候，他做了一电节器——音乐教室里用来的、会发出“滴答”声的装置。然后他意识到“滴答”声听上去很像是炸弹定时器的声音。

Another fascinating study found that fidgeting — like tapping your foot or bouncing your leg — might help counteract some of the effects of sitting.

另一项引人入胜的研究发现，坐立不安——比如用脚或抖腿——可能有助于抵消久坐的一些影响。

He's like, yeah that happens to Musicians in the fill like even just tapping your foot for 30 years at the thing.

他就像是在，没错，种情况在音乐界很常见，就像在那场合下，即使只是连续30年用脚一样。

And they start counting off the song and I know without a shadow of a doubt that I'm not going to do a good job.

他们开始为歌曲，我毫不怀疑地知道，自己不会表现得很好。

" Come now, " said Villon—" about this ballade. How does it run so far" ? And beating time with his hand, he read it aloud to Tabary.

“来吧，” 维庸——“关于首民谣。它跑得么远” ？ 他用手， 大声朗读给塔巴里听。

Finally, growing calmer, he settles down in a comfortable posture on some horizontal branch commanding a good view, and beats time with his tail to a steady " Chee-up! chee-up" ! or, when somewhat less excited, " Pee-ah" !

最后，它变得平静下来， 以舒适的姿势在视野开阔的水平树枝上安顿下来， 用尾巴， 发出稳定的“振作起来！振作起来” ！或者，当不那么兴奋时， “Pee-ah” ！