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tramping

/ˈtræmpɪŋ/

trampingnoun

trampings

Translations

бродяжничество

Tramping can be a way to explore new places without spending much money.

Бродяжничество может быть способом исследовать новые места без больших затрат.

поход

We went tramping in the mountains last weekend.

Мы ходили в поход в горы на прошлых выходных.

Additional translations

путешествие пешком

странствование

Definitions

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.

Synonyms

trampinggerund / present participle

/ˈtræmpɪŋ/

Used attributively: “tramping boots”, “tramping party”.

Definitions

Relating to or suitable for long-distance walking on foot.

He packed a pair of sturdy tramping boots for the trek.

trampverb

tramping

Gerund

tramped

Past Simple

tramped

Past Participle

tramping

Gerund

/træmp/

Translations

бродить

He used to tramp through the woods every weekend.

Он привык бродить по лесу каждые выходные.

топать

The children would tramp around the house in their heavy boots.

Дети топали по дому в своих тяжелых ботинках.

Additional translations

шляться

скитаться

Definitions

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.

Synonyms

trampnoun

Definitions

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.

trampadjective

Definitions

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.