Clomped Meaning in English
word · lemma: clomp
Definition
Moved or walked with heavy, loud steps, usually in a way that makes a thumping or stomping noise.
Usage & Nuances
'Clomped' is informal and often used for humans or animals walking heavily, or when wearing loud shoes like boots. Not neutral—suggests awkward or purposeful heaviness, not graceful movement. Common in stories for effect.
Spanish: pisar fuerte - caminar ruidosamentePortuguese (BR): pisar pesado - andar barulhentoPortuguese (PT): pisar ruidoso - andar pesadoChinese (Simplified): 重重地走Chinese (Traditional): 重重地走Hindi: धड़धड़ाते हुए चलाArabic: مشى بصوت عالٍ - خطا بصخبBengali: ধাপ-dhap করে হাঁটা - ভাগ-ভাগ করে হাঁটাRussian: топать - тяжело шагатьJapanese: ドスドス歩く - 重く歩くVietnamese: đi rầm rập - bước nặng nềKorean: 쿵쿵 걷다 - 무겁게 걷다Turkish: patırtılı adımlamak - ağır adımlarla yürümekUrdu: بھاری قدموں سے چلنا - زور سے چلناIndonesian: melangkah berat - berjalan berderap
Example Sentences
He clomped up the stairs in his big boots.
basic
The horse clomped down the road.
basic
The children clomped through the hallway after recess.
basic
She clomped into the room, exhausted after a long day.
natural
You could hear Michael clomping around upstairs all morning.
natural
My neighbor's dog clomped across my porch looking for treats.
natural