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I [træmp]1) (vagrant) vagabondo m. (-a), girovago m. (-a)2) (sound of feet) calpestio m., scalpiccio m.3) (hike) passeggiata f.4) colloq. spreg. sgualdrina f.II 1. [træmp]verbo transitivo percorrere a piedi2.1) (hike) viaggiare a piedi, girovagare2) (walk heavily) camminare pesantemente* * *[træmp] 1. verb1) (to walk with heavy footsteps: He tramped up the stairs.) camminare (con passo pesante)2) (to walk usually for a long distance: She loves tramping over the hills.) camminare (a lungo)2. noun1) (a person with no fixed home or job, who travels around on foot and usually lives by begging: He gave his old coat to a tramp.) vagabondo2) (a long walk.) camminata3) (the sound of heavy footsteps.) calpestio4) ((also tramp steamer) a small cargo-boat with no fixed route.) (nave da carico)5) ((American) a prostitute or a woman who sleeps with a lot of men.) sgualdrina* * *[træmp]1. n1) (sound of feet) rumore m pesante (di passi)2) (long walk) camminata3) (person) vagabondo (-a)she's a tramp fam pej — è una sgualdrina
2. vt(walk through: town, streets) percorrere a piedi3. vi* * *tramp /træmp/n.1 vagabondo; girovago; barbone2 camminata; lunga passeggiata; scarpinata (fam.)● to be on the tramp, fare la vita del vagabondo.(to) tramp /træmp/A v. i.2 camminare (a lungo); errare; vagabondare; viaggiare a piedi: We tramped through the Highlands of Scotland, abbiamo vagabondato a piedi per le Highlands scozzesiB v. t.1 percorrere (o fare) a piedi; far lunghe camminate in: I like tramping the woods, mi piace fare lunghe camminate nei boschi● to tramp on sb. 's toes, pestare i piedi a q. □ to tramp the streets, essere sulla strada, senza lavoro.* * *I [træmp]1) (vagrant) vagabondo m. (-a), girovago m. (-a)2) (sound of feet) calpestio m., scalpiccio m.3) (hike) passeggiata f.4) colloq. spreg. sgualdrina f.II 1. [træmp]verbo transitivo percorrere a piedi2.1) (hike) viaggiare a piedi, girovagare2) (walk heavily) camminare pesantemente
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