tramp 音标拼音: [tr'æmp]
n . 重步声,流浪者
vi . 践踏,重步行走,步行,流浪
vt . 跋涉,踩
重步声,流浪者践踏,重步行走,步行,流浪跋涉,踩
tramp n 1 :
a disreputable vagrant ; "
a homeless tramp "; "
he tried to help the really down -
and -
out bums " [
synonym : {
tramp }, {
hobo },
{
bum }]
2 :
a person who engages freely in promiscuous sex [
synonym :
{
swinger }, {
tramp }]
3 :
a foot traveler ;
someone who goes on an extended walk (
for pleasure ) [
synonym : {
hiker }, {
tramp }, {
tramper }]
4 :
a heavy footfall ; "
the tramp of military boots "
5 :
a commercial steamer for hire ;
one having no regular schedule [
synonym : {
tramp steamer }, {
tramp }]
6 :
a long walk usually for exercise or pleasure ; "
she enjoys a hike in her spare time " [
synonym : {
hike }, {
hiking }, {
tramp }]
v 1 :
travel on foot ,
especially on a walking expedition ; "
We went tramping about the state of Colorado "
2 :
walk heavily and firmly ,
as when weary ,
or through mud ;
"
Mules plodded in a circle around a grindstone " [
synonym : {
slog },
{
footslog }, {
plod }, {
trudge }, {
pad }, {
tramp }]
3 :
cross on foot ; "
We had to tramp the creeks "
4 :
move about aimlessly or without any destination ,
often in search of food or employment ; "
The gypsies roamed the woods ";
"
roving vagabonds "; "
the wandering Jew "; "
The cattle roam across the prairie "; "
the laborers drift from one town to the next "; "
They rolled from town to town " [
synonym : {
roll },
{
wander }, {
swan }, {
stray }, {
tramp }, {
roam }, {
cast }, {
ramble },
{
rove }, {
range }, {
drift }, {
vagabond }]
Tramp \
Tramp \,
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Tramped };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n .
{
Tramping }.] [
OE .
trampen ;
akin to LG .
trampen ,
G .
trampeln ,
LG . &
D .
trappen ,
Dan .
trampe ,
Sw . &
Icel .
trampa ,
Goth .
anatrimpan to press upon ;
also to D .
trap a step ,
G .
treppe steps ,
stairs .
Cf . {
Trap }
a kind of rock , {
Trape }, {
Trip },
v .
i ., {
Tread }.]
1 .
To tread upon forcibly and repeatedly ;
to trample .
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2 .
To travel or wander through ;
as ,
to tramp the country .
[
Colloq .]
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3 .
To cleanse ,
as clothes ,
by treading upon them in water .
[
Scot .] --
Jamieson .
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Tramp \
Tramp \,
v .
i .
To travel ;
to wander ;
to stroll .
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Tramp \
Tramp \,
n .
1 .
A foot journey or excursion ;
as ,
to go on a tramp ;
a long tramp . --
Blackie .
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2 .
A foot traveler ;
a tramper ;
often used in a bad sense for a vagrant or wandering vagabond . --
Halliwell .
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3 .
The sound of the foot ,
or of feet ,
on the earth ,
as in marching . --
Sir W .
Scott .
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4 .
A tool for trimming hedges .
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5 .
A plate of iron worn to protect the sole of the foot ,
or the shoe ,
when digging with a spade .
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1913 Webster ]
203 Moby Thesaurus words for "
tramp ":
Arab ,
Bowery bum ,
airing ,
alien ,
amble ,
backpack ,
baggage ,
bat around ,
beach bum ,
beachcomber ,
beggar ,
beggarly fellow ,
blighter ,
bo ,
budmash ,
bum ,
bummer ,
cadger ,
caitiff ,
case ,
character ,
chug on ,
constitutional ,
count ties ,
crackpot ,
crank ,
defile ,
derelict ,
devil ,
divagate ,
dogie ,
down -
and -
out ,
down -
and -
outer ,
drift ,
drifter ,
drunkard ,
eccentric ,
fanatic ,
file ,
file off ,
flit ,
floater ,
footfall ,
footslog ,
footstep ,
forced march ,
gad ,
gad about ,
gallivant ,
gamin ,
gamine ,
go about ,
go on parade ,
go the rounds ,
good -
for -
naught ,
good -
for -
nothing ,
goose -
step ,
guttersnipe ,
gypsy ,
hermit ,
hike ,
hit the road ,
hit the trail ,
hobo ,
homeless waif ,
human wreck ,
hussy ,
idler ,
jade ,
jaunt ,
jezebel ,
jog on ,
knock about ,
knock around ,
kook ,
landloper ,
lazzarone ,
loafer ,
lone wolf ,
loner ,
losel ,
lowlife ,
lumber ,
march ,
mauvais sujet ,
maverick ,
mean wretch ,
meander ,
mendicant ,
mendicant friar ,
mendicant order ,
meshuggenah ,
mooch ,
moocher ,
mucker ,
mudlark ,
mush ,
natural ,
no -
good ,
nomadize ,
nonconformist ,
nut ,
odd fellow ,
oddball ,
oddity ,
original ,
outsider ,
panhandler ,
parade ,
pariah ,
pauvre diable ,
peg ,
peregrinate ,
pererrate ,
peripatetic journey ,
peripateticism ,
piker ,
pilgarlic ,
plod ,
plod along ,
plug ,
plug along ,
poor creature ,
poor devil ,
promenade ,
prowl ,
queer duck ,
queer fish ,
queer specimen ,
ragamuffin ,
ragman ,
ragpicker ,
ramble ,
range ,
rara avis ,
roam ,
rounder ,
rove ,
rover ,
rub on ,
run about ,
sad case ,
sad sack ,
saunter ,
schlep ,
schnorrer ,
screwball ,
scrounger ,
ski bum ,
skid -
row bum ,
slattern ,
slog ,
slut ,
solitary ,
stamp ,
step ,
stiff ,
stodge ,
stomp ,
straggle ,
stray ,
street Arab ,
street arab ,
street urchin ,
stretch ,
stroll ,
strumpet ,
stump ,
sundowner ,
surf bum ,
swagman ,
swagsman ,
tatterdemalion ,
tennis bum ,
thud ,
traipse ,
tramper ,
trample ,
tread ,
trek ,
truant ,
trudge ,
turn ,
turnpiker ,
type ,
urchin ,
vag ,
vagabond ,
vagabondize ,
vagrant ,
vaurien ,
waif ,
waifs and strays ,
walk ,
walk the tracks ,
walkabout ,
walking tour ,
wander ,
wastrel ,
wayfare ,
worthless fellow ,
wretch ,
zealot
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