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noun1) ((also pound sterling: usually abbreviated to $L when written with a number) the standard unit of British currency, 100 (new) pence.) libra esterlina2) ((usually abbreviated to lb(s) when written with a number) a measure of weight (0.454 kilograms).) libra
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noun(an enclosure or pen into which stray animals are put: a dog-pound.)
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verb1) (to hit or strike heavily; to thump: He pounded at the door; The children were pounding on the piano.) aporrear, golpear2) (to walk or run heavily: He pounded down the road.) caminar/correr con pasos pesados3) (to break up (a substance) into powder or liquid: She pounded the dried herbs.) moler, triturarpound1 n1. libraLa libra esterlina es la moneda del Reino Unido y consta de 100 peniques. El símbolo de la libra es: £2. librapound2 vb golpeartr[paʊnd]1 SMALLFINANCE/SMALL libra2 (weight) libra■ half a pound of tomatoes media libra de tomates Table 1SMALLNOTA/SMALL Como medida de peso, equivale a 454 gramos/Table 1————————tr[paʊnd]1 (enclosure - for dogs) perrera; (- for cars) depósito————————tr[paʊnd]1 (crush) machacar2 (strike, beat) aporrear, golpear2 (heart) palpitar, latir con fuerza; (music, sound) resonar, retumbar3 (walk heavily) andar con pasos pesadospound ['paʊnd] vt1) crush: machacar, machucar, majar2) beat: golpear, machacarshe pounded the lessons into them: les machacaba las leccioneshe pounded home his point: les hizo entender su razonamientopound vi1) beat: palpitar (dícese del corazón)2) resound: retumbar, resonar3) : andar con paso pesadowe pounded through the mud: caminamos pesadamente por el barropound n1) : libra f (unidad de peso)2) : libra f (unidad monetaria)3)dog pound : perrera fn.• corral de animales s.m.• golpe s.m.• libra (Unidades) s.f.v.• batir v.• cascamajar v.• cutir v.• dar de puñetazos v.• golpear v.• macear v.• machacar v.• machucar v.• majar v.• moler v.• mullir v.• quebrantar v.paʊnd
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1) ( measure) libra f ( 454 gramos)2) ( Fin) libra fpound sterling — libra esterlina; (before n)
3) ( enclosure - for cars) depósito m; (- for dogs) perrera f
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a) \<\<corn/spices\>\> machacar*; \<\<garlic/chili\>\> majar, machacar*b) \<\<table/door\>\> aporrear, golpearc) ( Mil) \<\<defenses\>\> batir, bombardear
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via) (strike, beat) aporrear, golpearhe pounded at the door/on the table — aporreó or golpeó la puerta/la mesa
b) \<\<heart\>\> palpitar, latir con fuerza; \<\<sound\>\> retumbarmy head is pounding — tengo la cabeza a punto de reventar or estallar, me martillea la cabeza
c) ( move) (+ adv compl)
I [paʊnd]1. N1) (=weight) libra f (= 453,6gr)- demand one's pound of fleshSee:see cultural note IMPERIAL SYSTEM in imperial2) (=money) libra fthe pound — (Econ) la libra esterlina
2.CPDpound coin N — moneda f de una libra
pound cost averaging N — costo m promedio en libras
pound note N — billete m de una libra
pound shop N — (Brit) ≈ tienda f de todo a un euro
pound sign N — símbolo m de la libra esterlina
II [paʊnd]1. VT1) (strike)a) (with fists) [+ door, table] aporrear, golpearhe pounded the table with his fist — aporreó or golpeó la mesa con el puño
to pound sth to pieces (with one's fists) — destrozar algo (a puñetazos or con los puños)
b) (with hammer) martillear; (with other instrument) golpearhe pounded the stake into the ground with a rock — clavó la estaca en la tierra golpeándola con una piedra
c) [sea, waves] azotar, batir contrad) (Mil)day after day long-range artillery pounded the city — día tras día fuego de artillería de largo alcance cayó sobre la ciudad causando estragos
2) (Culin) [+ herbs, spices] machacar; [+ garlic, mixture] machacar, majar; [+ meat] golpear; [+ dough] trabajar3) (=thump) [+ piano, typewriter] aporrear- pound the beat- pound the pavements2. VI1) (=throb, pulsate) [head] estar a punto de estallar; [heart] palpitar; [music] retumbarhis heart pounded with fear/joy/excitement — el corazón le palpitaba de miedo/de alegría/de emoción
2) (=strike)the sea pounded against or on the rocks — el mar azotaba las rocas or batía contra las rocas
somebody began pounding at or on the door — alguien empezó a aporrear la puerta
3) (=move heavily)he was pounding along the road — corría con paso pesado or pesadamente por la carretera
to pound up/down the stairs — subir/bajar las escaleras con paso pesado or pesadamente
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[paʊnd]N (=enclosure) (for dogs) perrera f ; (for cars) depósito m de coches* * *[paʊnd]
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1) ( measure) libra f ( 454 gramos)2) ( Fin) libra fpound sterling — libra esterlina; (before n)
3) ( enclosure - for cars) depósito m; (- for dogs) perrera f
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a) \<\<corn/spices\>\> machacar*; \<\<garlic/chili\>\> majar, machacar*b) \<\<table/door\>\> aporrear, golpearc) ( Mil) \<\<defenses\>\> batir, bombardear
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via) (strike, beat) aporrear, golpearhe pounded at the door/on the table — aporreó or golpeó la puerta/la mesa
b) \<\<heart\>\> palpitar, latir con fuerza; \<\<sound\>\> retumbarmy head is pounding — tengo la cabeza a punto de reventar or estallar, me martillea la cabeza
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22 moverse pesadamente
• lumber about• lumber along• lumber around• move heavily• walk heavily• walk in a stately manner• walk with a firm step• walk with a heavy step -
23 stomp
[stɒmp]to stomp in, out — entrare, uscire con passo pesante
* * *[stomp](to stamp or tread heavily.) calpestare, camminare (a passi pesanti)* * *stomp /stɒmp/n.(to) stomp /stɒmp/A v. i.B v. t.● ( slang USA) to stomp (on) sb., massacrare di bòtte, picchiare forte q.; (fig.) suonarle a q., batterlo clamorosamente.* * *[stɒmp]to stomp in, out — entrare, uscire con passo pesante
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24 démarche
démarche [demaʀ∫]feminine nouna. ( = façon de marcher) walkb. ( = intervention) step* * *demaʀʃ1) ( allure) walk2) ( tentative) stepfaire or tenter une démarche auprès de quelqu'un — to approach somebody
démarche commune or collective — joint representation
3) ( attitude) approach4) ( raisonnement) reasoning; ( évolution)* * *demaʀʃ nf1) (= allure) walk, gaitIl a une drôle de démarche. — He's got a funny walk.
2) (= intervention) step3) (manière d'aborder un problème, un projet) approach* * *démarche nf1 ( allure) walk; démarche bizarre funny walk; avoir une démarche assurée/lourde to walk with a confident/heavy step; avoir une démarche de canard to waddle like a duck;2 ( tentative) step; mes démarches pour adopter un enfant the steps I took to adopt a child; sa démarche auprès du ministre a abouti the approaches he made to the minister were successful; entreprendre des démarches auprès de qn to apply to sb; faire or tenter une démarche auprès de qn to approach sb; faire des démarches pour obtenir qch to take steps to obtain sth; multiplier les démarches pour sauvegarder la paix to step up peace initiatives; démarche commune or collective joint representation (auprès de to); les démarches nécessaires the appropriate steps; aider qn dans ses démarches auprès de l'administration to help sb deal with officialdom; plusieurs démarches sont possibles there are several possible courses of action; les démarches à effectuer sont les suivantes the correct procedure is as follows;3 ( attitude) approach; la démarche homéopathique the homœopathic approach;4 ( raisonnement) reasoning; ( évolution) démarche de la pensée/du raisonnement thought/reasoning process; analyser la démarche par laquelle l'enfant apprend à parler to analyse the process by which a child learns to speak; démarche de l'analyse analytical methodology.démarche qualité Entr total quality control.[demarʃ] nom fémininavoir une démarche gracieuse to have a graceful gait, to walk gracefullydémarches administratives/juridiques administrative/legal procedures3. [approche - d'un problème] approach -
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26 plod
[plod]past tense, past participle - plodded; verb1) (to walk heavily and slowly: The elderly man plodded down the street.) sjokke2) (to work slowly but thoroughly: They plodded on with the work.) arbejde langsomt videre* * *[plod]past tense, past participle - plodded; verb1) (to walk heavily and slowly: The elderly man plodded down the street.) sjokke2) (to work slowly but thoroughly: They plodded on with the work.) arbejde langsomt videre -
27 stamp
I 1. [stæmp]1) (on letters, postcards) francobollo m."no stamp needed" — "non affrancare"
2) (token) (for free gift) bollino m., buono m.; (towards bill) bollo m.3) (marking device) timbro m., stampiglia f.; (for metals) stampo m., punzone m.to give sth. one's stamp of approval — fig. approvare qcs
4) fig. (hallmark) impronta f., marchio m.to set one's stamp on sth. — lasciare il segno in qcs
5) (calibre) stampo m.6) (sound of feet) scalpiccio m.2.modificatore [album, collection] di francobolliII 1. [stæmp]1) (mark) apporre con un timbro [date, name] (on su); timbrare [ticket, library book]; apporre un marchio su [goods, boxes]; timbrare, mettere un timbro su [document, ledger]; punzonare [ metal]to stamp one's authority on — affermare la propria autorità su [project, match]
2) (with foot)to stamp one's foot — (in anger) pestare o battere i piedi per terra
to stamp one's feet — (rhythmically, for warmth) battere i piedi
to stamp sth. into the ground — schiacciare qcs. per terra
3) (for posting) affrancare [ envelope]2.1) (thump foot) [ person] pestare i piedi; [ horse] scalpitareto stamp on — pestare [ foot]; calpestare [ toy]
to stamp into, out of sth. — entrare in, uscire da qcs. con passo pesante
3) (crush)to stamp on — sgretolare, frantumare [soil, ground]; fig. scartare [idea, suggestion]
•* * *[stæmp] 1. verb1) (to bring (the foot) down with force (on the ground): He stamped his foot with rage; She stamped on the insect.) imprimere; battere; calpestare2) (to print or mark on to: He stamped the date at the top of his letter; The oranges were all stamped with the exporter's name.) marcare, timbrare3) (to stick a postage stamp on (a letter etc): I've addressed the envelope but haven't stamped it.) affrancare2. noun1) (an act of stamping the foot: `Give it to me!' she shouted with a stamp of her foot.) pestata2) (the instrument used to stamp a design etc on a surface: He marked the date on the bill with a rubber date-stamp.) timbro3) (a postage stamp: He stuck the stamps on the parcel; He collects foreign stamps.) francobollo4) (a design etc made by stamping: All the goods bore the manufacturer's stamp.) marca, marchio•* * *I 1. [stæmp]1) (on letters, postcards) francobollo m."no stamp needed" — "non affrancare"
2) (token) (for free gift) bollino m., buono m.; (towards bill) bollo m.3) (marking device) timbro m., stampiglia f.; (for metals) stampo m., punzone m.to give sth. one's stamp of approval — fig. approvare qcs
4) fig. (hallmark) impronta f., marchio m.to set one's stamp on sth. — lasciare il segno in qcs
5) (calibre) stampo m.6) (sound of feet) scalpiccio m.2.modificatore [album, collection] di francobolliII 1. [stæmp]1) (mark) apporre con un timbro [date, name] (on su); timbrare [ticket, library book]; apporre un marchio su [goods, boxes]; timbrare, mettere un timbro su [document, ledger]; punzonare [ metal]to stamp one's authority on — affermare la propria autorità su [project, match]
2) (with foot)to stamp one's foot — (in anger) pestare o battere i piedi per terra
to stamp one's feet — (rhythmically, for warmth) battere i piedi
to stamp sth. into the ground — schiacciare qcs. per terra
3) (for posting) affrancare [ envelope]2.1) (thump foot) [ person] pestare i piedi; [ horse] scalpitareto stamp on — pestare [ foot]; calpestare [ toy]
to stamp into, out of sth. — entrare in, uscire da qcs. con passo pesante
3) (crush)to stamp on — sgretolare, frantumare [soil, ground]; fig. scartare [idea, suggestion]
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tramp [træmp]1. nouna. ( = sound) the tramp of feet le bruit de pas• to tramp along ( = walk heavily) marcher d'un pas lourd* * *[træmp] 1.2) ( sound) bruit m3) ( hike) marche f2.1) ( hike) marcher2) ( walk heavily) marcher à pas lourds -
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plodpast tense, past participle - plodded; verb1) (to walk heavily and slowly: The elderly man plodded down the street.) andar con paso pesado2) (to work slowly but thoroughly: They plodded on with the work.) trabajar con esmeroplod vb caminar pesadamentetr[plɒd]1 (walk slowly) andar con paso lento, andar con paso pesado2 (work steadily) hacer laboriosamente1) trudge: caminar pesadamente y lentamente2) drudge: trabajar laboriosamentev.• trabajar laboriosamente v.plɑːd, plɒda) ( walk) caminar lenta y pesadamenteb) ( work)she's still plodding away at her thesis — sigue lidiando or batallando con la tesis
[plɒd]how's work going? - oh, plodding along — ¿qué tal el trabajo? - ahí va, tirando or (AmL exc CS) jalando
1. N1)2)2.VT3. VI1) (lit) andar con paso pesadoto plod along or on — ir andando con paso lento
keep plodding! — ¡ánimo!, ¡no os dejéis desanimar!
2) (fig) (at work etc)* * *[plɑːd, plɒd]a) ( walk) caminar lenta y pesadamenteb) ( work)she's still plodding away at her thesis — sigue lidiando or batallando con la tesis
how's work going? - oh, plodding along — ¿qué tal el trabajo? - ahí va, tirando or (AmL exc CS) jalando
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[træmp] vi1) ( walk) marschieren;( walk heavily) trampeln;to \tramp on sb's toes auf jds Zehen trampelnto \tramp sth;you're \tramping dirt and mud all over the house! du schleppst den Schmutz und Matsch durch das ganzen Haus!;to go for a \tramp [somewhere] [irgendwo] eine Wanderung machen4) ( esp Am); -
31 andar con paso pesado
• plod one's way• pound along• walk heavily• walk in a stately manner• walk with a haughty gait• walk with a lean -
32 Tritt
Präs. treten* * *der Trittpace; stride; footstep; kick; step; tread; walk; treadle* * *Trịtt [trɪt]m -(e)s, -e1) (= Schritt) step; (= Gang) step, tread(wieder) Tritt fassen (lit, fig) — to find one's/its feet (again)
2) (= Gleichschritt) stepim Tritt marschieren, Tritt halten — to march in step, to keep in step
3) (= Fußtritt) kickjdm einen Tritt geben or versetzen — to give sb a kick, to kick sb
einen Tritt in den Hintern kriegen (inf) — to get a kick in the pants (inf) or up the backside (inf); (fig) to get kicked out (inf)
4) (bei Trittleiter, Stufe) step; (= Gestell) steps pl; (= Trittbrett) step; (an Auto) running board5) (= Fußspur) footprint; (von Tier) track6) (HUNT = Fuß) foot* * *(a blow with the foot: The boy gave him a kick on the ankle; He was injured by a kick from a horse.) kick* * *<-[e]s, -e>[trɪt]m1. (Fußtritt) kickeinen \Tritt bekommen [o kriegen] to be kickeder bekam einen \Tritt in den Hintern he got [or received] a kick up the backside [or in the pants]beim Thaiboxen darf man dem Gegner \Tritte versetzen one is allowed to kick one's opponent in Thai boxing3. (Stufe) step4.▶ [wieder] \Tritt fassen to get [back] into a routine* * *der; Tritt[e]s, Tritte1) (Aufsetzen des Fußes) step; (einmalig) [foot]stepim Tritt marschieren/aus dem Tritt geraten od. kommen — march in/get out of step
Tritt fassen — fall in step; (fig.): (sich fangen) recover oneself
3) (FußTritt) kickjemandem einen Tritt versetzen — give somebody a kick; kick somebody
4) (Trittbrett) step6) (Gestell) small stepladder* * *1. (Aufsetzen eines Fußes) step; hörbar: footstep; (Art und Weise, wie jemand seine Füße setzt) step, walk, gait;einen leichten Tritt haben have a light step;einen schweren Tritt haben have a heavy tread, walk heavily, stomp around umg, hum2. (Gehen oder Marschieren im gleichen Rhythmus) step, pace;im Tritt in step;im falschen Tritt out of step;aus dem Tritt geraten fall out of step, break step;aus dem Tritt geraten sein fig be having a hard time, be going through a bad patch; SPORT etc have lost one’s rhythm;3. (Fußtritt) kick;jemandem einen Tritt versetzen give sb a kick;jemandem einen Tritt geben umg, fig give sb the push, chuck sb out4. (Stufe) step (auch beim Eisklettern etc); in Felswand etc: foothold; (waagerechte Fläche einer Treppe) tread ( senkrechte: riser); Kutsche: step* * *der; Tritt[e]s, Tritte1) (Aufsetzen des Fußes) step; (einmalig) [foot]stepim Tritt marschieren/aus dem Tritt geraten od. kommen — march in/get out of step
Tritt fassen — fall in step; (fig.): (sich fangen) recover oneself
3) (FußTritt) kickjemandem einen Tritt versetzen — give somebody a kick; kick somebody
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33 andar de un lugar a otro
• go from• go from one bar to the other• Wales• walk about aimlessly• walk fast• walk heavilyDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > andar de un lugar a otro
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34 andar errante
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35 plod
1. n тяжёлая походка, поступь2. n звук тяжёлых шагов3. n тяжёлый, трудный путь4. n нудная, тяжёлая работа5. v брести тащиться6. v упорно работать, корпетьСинонимический ряд:1. drag (verb) drag; lumber; tramp; trudge2. drudge (verb) drudge; grind; grub; labor; labour; moil; slave; slog; struggle; sweat; toil3. footslog (verb) footslog; plunther; slop; stodge4. walk (verb) hike; pace; walk; walk heavilyАнтонимический ряд: -
36 schwerfällig gehen
1) (to move about heavily and clumsily.) lumber2) (to walk heavily and slowly: The elderly man plodded down the street.) plod -
37 stomp
[stomp](to stamp or tread heavily.) stampfen* * *[stɒmp, AM stɑ:mp]I. nII. vi▪ to \stomp off davonstapfen▪ to \stomp on sb/sth auf jdn/etw treten; ( fig: suppress) jdn/etw niedertrampeln [o kaputtmachen] famIII. vt AMto \stomp one's feet mit den Füßen [auf]stampfen* * *[stɒmp]vistapfen* * * -
38 stump
stump [stʌmp]1 noun∎ to be/go on the stump faire une tournée électorale(e) (in cricket) piquet m∎ the question had them stumped la question les a laissés sans voix□ ;∎ she's stumped for an answer (in quiz) elle ne connaît pas la réponse□ ; (for solution) elle ne trouve pas de solution□ ;∎ it stumps me how anybody could be so silly! que quelqu'un puisse être aussi bête, ça me dépasse!□(a) (walk heavily) marcher d'un pas lourd;∎ to stump in/out (heavily) entrer/sortir d'un pas lourd►► Art stump drawing estompe fcasquer, raquer ( for pour);∎ come on, stump up! allez, raque!;∎ I had to stump up for the taxi c'est moi qui ai dû payer le taxi□ -
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1. noun 2. intransitive verb(tread) stapfen3. transitive verbzusammengruppieren; in Gruppen anordnen* * *I noun(a group (eg of trees or bushes).) die (Baum-) GruppeII verb(to walk heavily and noisily.) trampeln* * *[klʌmp]I. n\clump of bushes Gebüsch nt\clump of trees Baumgruppe fto grow in \clumps in Gruppen wachsen\clump of mud/soil Dreck-/Erdklumpen mII. vt1. (group)▪ to \clump sb together:she tends to \clump people together in groups sie neigt dazu, die Menschen in Gruppen einzuteilen3. AMto \clump the garbage den Müll auf einen Haufen werfenIII. vi1. (group)the crowd \clumped together die Gruppe drängte sich zusammen* * *[klʌmp]1. n2. vt(inf: hit) schlagen, hauen (inf)3. vitrampeln; (with adv of place) stapfento clump about — herumtrampeln; (in snow, mud etc) herumstapfen
* * *clump [klʌmp]A s1. Büschel n4. Haufen m, Masse f5. Zusammenballung f6. Trampeln n7. Doppelsohle f8. umg Schlag mB v/i1. trampeln:a) herumtrampeln,b) herumstapfenC v/t2. doppelt besohlen3. umg jemandem einen Schlag verpassen* * *1. noun 2. intransitive verb(tread) stapfen3. transitive verbzusammengruppieren; in Gruppen anordnen* * *n.Batzen - m.Klumpen - n. -
40 trampeln
vt/i1. (hat getrampelt) trample; auf der Stelle: auch stamp; Beifall trampeln stamp one’s applause, stamp in approval; zu Tode trampeln trample to death; sich (Dat) den Lehm von den Schuhen trampeln stamp the soil from ( oder off) one’s boots* * *to kick; to clump; to stamp* * *trạm|peln ['trampln]1. vi1) (= mit den Füßen stampfen) to stamp2) aux sein (= schwerfällig gehen) to stamp or tramp alongüber die Wiese/das Gras trampeln — to tramp across the meadow/grass
2. vt1) (= mit Füßen bearbeiten) Weg to trample2) (= abschütteln) to stamp (von from)* * *1) (to walk heavily and noisily.) clump2) (to walk with heavy footsteps: He tramped up the stairs.) tramp* * *tram·peln[ˈtrampl̩n]I. vi1. Hilfsverb: haben (stampfen)mit den Füßen \trampeln to stamp one's feet2. Hilfsverb: sein (sich trampelnd bewegen) to stomp alongsie trampelten die Treppe hinunter they stomped down the stairsII. vt Hilfsverb: haben▪ etw \trampeln to trample sth* * *1.intransitives Verb1)[mit den Füßen] trampeln — stamp one's feet
2) mit sein (abwertend): (treten) trample2.transitives Verb trample* * *trampeln v/t & v/iBeifall trampeln stamp one’s applause, stamp in approval;zu Tode trampeln trample to death;sich (dat)den Lehm von den Schuhen trampeln stamp the soil from ( oder off) one’s boots2. (ist):über den jungen Rasen trampeln trample over the newly-seeded grass* * *1.intransitives Verb1)[mit den Füßen] trampeln — stamp one's feet
2) mit sein (abwertend): (treten) trample2.transitives Verb trample* * *v.to trample v.
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tramp — tramper, n. trampish, adj. trampishly, adv. trampishness, n. /tramp/, v.i. 1. to tread or walk with a firm, heavy, resounding step. 2. to tread heavily or trample (usually fol. by on or upon): to tramp on a person s toes. 3. to walk steadily;… … Universalium
plod — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) v. i. persevere, persist; trudge, walk; labor, drudge, toil. See resolution, slowness, exertion. II (Roget s IV) v. Syn. trudge, hike, plug; see walk 1 . III (Roget s 3 Superthesaurus) v. 1. trudge walk… … English dictionary for students
tramp — [[t]træmp[/t]] v. i. 1) to tread or walk with a firm, heavy step 2) to tread heavily or trample (usu. fol. by on or upon) 3) to walk steadily; march; trudge 4) to go on a walking excursion; hike 5) to go about as a vagabond or tramp 6) to make a… … From formal English to slang