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tramping

UK
/ˈtræmpɪŋ/
US
/ˈtræmpɪŋ/

Translations

trampingnoun
trampings
pl
randonnée pédestre
They spent the weekend tramping through the national park.
Ils ont passé le week-end à faire de la randonnée pédestre dans le parc national.
Additional translations
piétinementpour un bruit lourd et continu de pas
vagabondagesouvent avec l’idée de déplacement sans domicile fixe
Synonyms
marching
stomping
walking
trekking
hiking
trampinggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈtræmpɪŋ/
US
/ˈtræmpɪŋ/
Used attributively: “tramping boots”, “tramping party”.
de randonnéese dit surtout d’un équipement ou de chaussures adaptés à la marche
He packed a pair of sturdy tramping boots for the trek.
Il a emporté une paire de bottes de randonnée robustes pour la randonnée.
trampverb

tramping

Gerund

tramped
Past Simple
tramped
Past Participle
tramping
Gerund
UK
/træmp/
US
/træmp/
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
tread
plod
trudge
march
stomp

Definitions

trampingnoun
The activity of walking long distances on foot, especially in the countryside.
They spent the weekend tramping through the national park.
The act of traveling or wandering from place to place, often without a permanent home.
His years of tramping across the country taught him many life lessons.
A heavy, continuous sound of footsteps or marching.
The dull tramping of soldiers echoed down the street.
trampinggerund / present participle
Relating to or suitable for long-distance walking on foot.
He packed a pair of sturdy tramping boots for the trek.
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.
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