Tread Meaning in English
word
/ˈtɹɛd/
tred
/tɹˈɛd/
tred
Definición
To step or walk on something, often carefully. Also refers to the pattern or surface of the part of a tire or shoe that touches the ground.
Uso & Matices
'Tread' is somewhat formal or literary when meaning 'walk/step'. Common in expressions like 'tread carefully' (be cautious). As a noun, it refers to the grooved pattern on tires or shoes. Do not confuse 'tread' (walk) with 'treat' (handle or give medical care).
Spanish: pisar - banda de rodadura (neumático)Portuguese (BR): pisar - banda de rodagem (pneu)Portuguese (PT): pisar - banda de rodagem (pneu)Chinese (Simplified): 踩 - 花纹（轮胎）Chinese (Traditional): 踩 - 花紋（輪胎）Hindi: चलना - टायर की सतहArabic: يدوس - نقشة الإطارBengali: পদদলিত করা - টায়ারের পৃষ্ঠRussian: ступать - протектор (шины)Japanese: 踏む - トレッド（タイヤの溝）Vietnamese: dẫm lên - gai lốp (lốp xe)Korean: 밟다 - 트레드(타이어의 표면)Turkish: basmak - diş (lastik)Urdu: روندہ کرنا - ٹائر کی سطحIndonesian: menginjak - tapak (ban)
Oraciones de Ejemplo
Please tread softly in the library.
basic
The tread on my shoes is wearing out.
basic
Watch out! Don’t tread on the flowers.
basic
He learned to tread water to stay afloat in the pool.
natural
It's dangerous to drive with tires that have no tread.
natural
We must tread carefully when discussing this topic.
natural