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tramp

UK
/træmp/
US
/træmp/

Translations

trampnoun
tramps
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traînéePéjoratif ; pour une femme jugée à tort ou non comme ayant des moeurs légères.
She was unfairly labeled a tramp by those who judged her lifestyle.
On l’a injustement traitée de traînée par des gens qui jugeaient son mode de vie.
navire sans ligne régulièreTermes de marine ; navire opérant sans itinéraire ni horaires fixes.
The tramp picked up cargo from various ports, depending on where it was needed.
Le navire sans ligne régulière prenait du fret dans divers ports, selon les besoins.
The tramp wandered into town, hoping to find a meal and a place to rest.
Le vagabond est entré en ville, espérant trouver un repas et un endroit où se reposer.
martèlementPour un bruit lourd et régulier de pas.
The distant tramp of boots echoed through the valley.
Le martèlement lointain des bottes résonnait dans la vallée.
We went for a tramp through the forest to enjoy the autumn colors.
Nous sommes partis en randonnée à travers la forêt pour profiter des couleurs de l’automne.
Additional translations
marchePlus neutre ; surtout pour une longue marche.
clochardFamilier ; personne sans domicile fixe.
Synonyms
wanderer
roamer
itinerant
transient
vagrant
drifter
hobo
bum
trampverb
tramped
Past Simple
tramped
Past Participle
tramping
Gerund
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US
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marcher lourdement
The children tramped through the muddy field, leaving footprints behind.
Les enfants ont marché lourdement dans le champ boueux, laissant des empreintes derrière eux.
errerPour voyager ou aller d’un endroit à l’autre, surtout à pied.
He spent the summer tramping across Europe, exploring different cultures and landscapes.
Il a passé l’été à errer à travers l’Europe, découvrant différentes cultures et paysages.
Additional translations
vadrouillerFamilier.
Synonyms
stomp
plod
trudge
march
tread
trampadjective
Used attributively before a noun to denote something connected with tramps or unscheduled movement, e.g., "tramp steamer".
irrégulierSurtout en marine ; qui fonctionne sans itinéraire ni horaires fixes.
They booked passage on a tramp steamer for their journey.
Ils ont réservé une traversée sur un cargo irrégulier pour leur voyage.
Synonyms
promiscuous-looking
disreputable
tawdry
vulgar
cheap
raunchy
trashy
sleazy
sordid
seedy
sluttish
slutty
trampish
trampy

Definitions

trampnoun
A person who travels from place to place on foot in search of work or as a vagrant.
The tramp wandered into town, hoping to find a meal and a place to rest.
A long, steady walk or hike.
We went for a tramp through the forest to enjoy the autumn colors.
A cargo ship that does not have a fixed schedule or published ports of call.
The tramp picked up cargo from various ports, depending on where it was needed.
A person who is considered promiscuous.
She was unfairly labeled a tramp by those who judged her lifestyle.
The sound or pattern of heavy, regular footsteps.
The distant tramp of boots echoed through the valley.
trampverb
To walk heavily or noisily.
The children tramped through the muddy field, leaving footprints behind.
To travel or wander from place to place, especially on foot.
He spent the summer tramping across Europe, exploring different cultures and landscapes.
trampadjective
Relating to or characteristic of tramps or tramping; operating without a fixed route or schedule.
They booked passage on a tramp steamer for their journey.
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