Stomped Meaning in English
word · lemma: stomp
ˈstɑmpt
STAHMPT
stˈɒmpt
STOMPPT
Definition
Moved or stepped heavily and noisily, usually by putting your foot down with force. It can also mean leaving a place angrily.
Usage & Nuances
Informal verb used mainly for heavy, often angry walking. Commonly seen in 'stomped out of the room' (left angrily). Not the same as 'stepped' (neutral), and stronger than 'walked.' Often used by children or in stories.
Spanish: pisoteóPortuguese (BR): pisou fortePortuguese (PT): pisou com forçaChinese (Simplified): 跺脚Chinese (Traditional): 跺腳Hindi: पैर पटकाArabic: داس بقوةBengali: পদদলিত করা - পা দিয়ে আওয়াজ করা (রাগে বা জোরে হাঁটা)Russian: топал - тяжело ступал - ушёл с грохотом (разозлившись)Japanese: 踏み鳴らした - ドシドシ歩いたVietnamese: dậm chân - đi dậm mạnhKorean: 쿵쾅거리며 걸었다 - 발을 쿵쿵거리다Turkish: hızla yürüdü (öfkeyle) - ayaklarını yere vurarak yürüdüUrdu: زور سے پیر پٹخناIndonesian: menghentakkan kaki - berjalan dengan keras
Example Sentences
She stomped her feet because she was upset.
basic
The little boy stomped through the mud.
basic
He stomped on the floor to get our attention.
basic
She stomped out of the room without saying a word.
natural
The kids stomped their boots to shake off the snow.
natural
He got angry and stomped all the way home.
natural