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trample
UK
/ˈtræmpəl/
US
/ˈtræmpəl/
trample over
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trample
noun
tramples
pl
UK
/ˈtræm.pəl/
US
/ˈtræm.pəl/
топтание
The trample of feet could be heard from a distance.
Топтание ног было слышно издалека.
попрание
The protest was a trample on human rights.
Протест был попранием прав человека.
Additional translations
растаптывание
Synonyms
trampling
treading
stamping
stomp
stamp
stomping
pressing
crushing
stampede
trample
verb
trampled
Past Simple
trampled
Past Participle
trampling
Gerund
UK
/ˈtræmpəl/
US
/ˈtræmpəl/
топтать
The crowd began to trample the flowers in the garden.
Толпа начала топтать цветы в саду.
растоптать
He didn't mean to, but he managed to trample her feelings.
Он не хотел, но ему удалось растоптать её чувства.
затоптать
The soldiers were ordered to trample the enemy's flag.
Солдатам было приказано затоптать флаг врага.
Additional translations
вытоптать
утоптать
потоптать
Synonyms
tread
step on
stamp
squash
crush
flatten
trample down
Antonyms
cherish
protect
respect
Definitions
trample
noun
The action or sound of heavy footsteps or the act of treading heavily so as to crush or injure.
The trample of boots could be heard as the soldiers marched through the village.
trample
verb
To tread heavily or roughly so as to crush, injure, or destroy.
The crowd began to trample the flowers as they rushed towards the stage.
To treat with contempt or disregard.
He felt that his rights were being trampled by the new policies.
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