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romp

UK
/rɒmp/
US
/rɑmp/
romp around

Translations

rompnoun
romps
pl
UK
/rɒmp/
US
/rɑmp/
The puppies had a romp in the garden, chasing each other around the flowers.
Les chiots ont eu un ébat dans le jardin, se poursuivant autour des fleurs.
triompheAu sens d’une victoire très facile ou écrasante.
The team secured a romp over their rivals with a score of 5-0.
L’équipe a signé un triomphe sur ses rivaux sur le score de 5-0.
Additional translations
galipetteFamilier, surtout pour une aventure sexuelle légère ou occasionnelle.
divertissementPour une activité légère et sans prétention ; registre courant.
Synonyms
play
frolic
merrymaking
jollity
spree
rompverb
romped
Past Simple
romped
Past Participle
romping
Gerund
UK
/rɒmp/
US
/rɑmp/
écraserAu sens de vaincre très facilement et nettement.
The team romped to victory, defeating their opponents by a wide margin.
L’équipe a écrasé ses adversaires et a remporté une victoire facile.
s'ébattreS’emploie surtout pour des enfants ou des animaux qui jouent avec entrain.
The puppy romped through the field, enjoying the freedom of the open space.
Le chiot s’ébattait dans le champ, profitant de la liberté du grand espace.
The children romped in the garden, laughing and chasing each other.
Les enfants batifolaient dans le jardin, riant et se poursuivant.
Additional translations
batifolerFamilier, pour une activité sexuelle légère ou occasionnelle.
Synonyms
frolic
play
cavort
gambol
lark

Definitions

rompnoun
A lively or boisterous play or frolic, especially by children or animals.
The puppies had a romp in the garden, chasing each other around the flowers.
A lighthearted or carefree episode or activity.
The comedy film was a delightful romp that kept the audience laughing throughout.
An easy victory in a contest or competition.
The team secured a romp over their rivals with a score of 5-0.
An energetic or playful sexual encounter, especially one that is casual or illicit.
The tabloids published photos of the celebrity's alleged hotel romp.
rompverb
To play or frolic in a lively or boisterous manner.
The children romped in the garden, laughing and chasing each other.
To move or proceed in a lively, carefree, or playful manner.
The puppy romped through the field, enjoying the freedom of the open space.
To win easily or decisively in a contest or competition.
The team romped to victory, defeating their opponents by a wide margin.
To engage in energetic or playful sexual activity.
The scandal centered on claims that the politician had romped with an aide after the conference.
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