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stompnoun
stomps
pl
UK
/stɒmp/
US
/stɑmp/
pas lourd
The stomp of his boots echoed through the hallway.
Le pas lourd de ses bottes résonnait dans le couloir.
Additional translations
martèlementEn musique, pour un rythme appuyé et énergique.
Synonyms
stamp
trample
pound
clomp
thump
stompverb
stomped
Past Simple
stomped
Past Participle
stomping
Gerund
UK
/stɒmp/
US
/stɑmp/
écraserAvec le pied, en marchant lourdement.
The children stomped on the sandcastle, reducing it to a pile of sand.
Les enfants ont écrasé le château de sable en le piétinant, le réduisant en un tas de sable.
He stomped out of the room after the argument.
Il est sorti de la pièce en piétinant après la dispute.
Synonyms
step heavily
march
pound
tread
thump
trample
stamp
stompadjective
UK
/stɒmp/
US
/stɑmp/
Used attributively to modify nouns, esp. in compounds like "stomp box".
marteléMusique : au rythme fort et appuyé.
He plugged in his stomp box to give the song a deeper, percussive punch.
Il a branché sa stomp box pour donner à la chanson un son plus profond et martelé.

Definitions

stompnoun
A heavy, forceful step or tread.
The stomp of his boots echoed through the hallway.
A dance or musical performance characterized by a strong, rhythmic beat.
The band played a lively stomp that got everyone on their feet.
stompverb
To tread heavily and noisily, typically in anger or frustration.
He stomped out of the room after the argument.
To crush, flatten, or destroy by treading heavily.
The children stomped on the sandcastle, reducing it to a pile of sand.
stompadjective
Relating to or characterized by a strong, heavy beat or footfall; designed for or produced by stomping.
He plugged in his stomp box to give the song a deeper, percussive punch.
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