Tromping Meaning in English
word · lemma: tromp
ˈtɹɑmp
TRAWMP-ing
tɹˈɒmpɪŋ
TROM-ping
释义
To walk heavily or noisily, often with a lot of force. Sometimes also means to stamp on something.
用法与细微差别
Informal and vivid, often used for children, boots, or in muddy/wet conditions. Implies heaviness and lack of delicacy. Common collocation: 'tromping through'. Not as common as 'stomping', but similar.
Spanish: pisotear - marchar con fuerzaPortuguese (BR): pisar forte - marchar com forçaPortuguese (PT): pisar forte - marchar com forçaChinese (Simplified): 重重地踩 - 大步走Chinese (Traditional): 重重地踩 - 大步走Hindi: जोरो से पैर पटकते हुए चलनाArabic: الدوس بقوة - المشي بقوةBengali: ধপধপ করে হাঁটা - ভারীভাবে হাঁটাRussian: топать - тяжело шагатьJapanese: ドシドシ歩く - バタバタ歩くVietnamese: giậm chân mạnh - đi rầm rậpKorean: 쿵쾅거리며 걷다 - 쿵쾅거리다Turkish: gümbür gümbür yürümek - sert adımlarla yürümekUrdu: بھاری قدموں سے چلنا - زور زور سے چلناIndonesian: berjalan dengan suara keras - menginjak-injak
例句
The kids were tromping through the puddles.
basic
He came tromping up the stairs in his boots.
basic
We heard someone tromping around outside.
basic
Stop tromping through the house with muddy shoes!
natural
I spent the afternoon tromping through the forest trails.
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You could hear him tromping all the way down the hall.
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