Definition of heel clicking in English:

heel clicking

noun ˈhiːlklɪkɪŋ

1The action or an instance of clicking the heels of one's boots or shoes quickly together while in a formal standing posture, so as to produce a sharp clicking noise, as a gesture of military discipline, obedience, or respect.
2The action or an instance of clicking one's heels together or against the floor, typically as part of a dance or as a gesture of exuberance.

Origin

Early 20th century; earliest use found in The New York Times Magazine. From heel + clicking, after to click one's heels.

Definition of heel clicking in US English:

heel clicking

nounˈhiːlklɪkɪŋ

1The action or an instance of clicking the heels of one's boots or shoes quickly together while in a formal standing posture, so as to produce a sharp clicking noise, as a gesture of military discipline, obedience, or respect.
2The action or an instance of clicking one's heels together or against the floor, typically as part of a dance or as a gesture of exuberance.

Origin

Early 20th century; earliest use found in The New York Times Magazine. From heel + clicking, after to click one's heels.

词汇	heel clicking
释义	Definition of heel clicking in English: heel clicking noun ˈhiːlklɪkɪŋ 1The action or an instance of clicking the heels of one's boots or shoes quickly together while in a formal standing posture, so as to produce a sharp clicking noise, as a gesture of military discipline, obedience, or respect. 2The action or an instance of clicking one's heels together or against the floor, typically as part of a dance or as a gesture of exuberance. Origin Early 20th century; earliest use found in The New York Times Magazine. From heel + clicking, after to click one's heels. Definition of heel clicking in US English: heel clicking nounˈhiːlklɪkɪŋ 1The action or an instance of clicking the heels of one's boots or shoes quickly together while in a formal standing posture, so as to produce a sharp clicking noise, as a gesture of military discipline, obedience, or respect. 2The action or an instance of clicking one's heels together or against the floor, typically as part of a dance or as a gesture of exuberance. Origin Early 20th century; earliest use found in The New York Times Magazine. From heel + clicking, after to click one's heels.
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