英:[ˈtræmpl]
美:[ˈtræmpl]
英:[ˈtræmpl]
美:[ˈtræmpl]
vt.
践踏
蹂躏
无视,蔑视
侵犯,伤害
vi.
践踏,重重地踩
脚步沉重地走
tram·ple
traem pl
复数:tramples
第三人称单数:tramples
现在分词:trampling
过去式:trampled
过去分词:trampled
词根:trample
n.trampling 践踏;踩踏
v.trampling 蹂躏(trample的ing形式)
transitive verb
to tread on or with a heavy, noisy, crushing step.The marching soldiers trampled the young crops in the field.The fans nearly trampled each other as they charged into the auditorium.
to crush, destroy, or extinguish by or as if by treading underfoot (usu. fol. by "out").The harsh discipline trampled out all his finer instincts.
intransitive verb
to tread heavily, noisily, and with crushing force; stamp (usu. fol. by "on", "upon," or "over").I'll dance with you, but don't trample on my toes.The deer come to eat my berries, but they also trample on my flowers.
noun
the act or sound of trampling.
trample onv. 践踏;蹂躏
trample down践踏
14世纪晚期,“沉重地行走”,是 tramp(v.)和 -el(3)的反复形式。及物动词“不断践踏而打败”始于15世纪中期。相关词汇: Trampled; trampling。名词用法始于1600年左右。
Middle English, frequentative of trampen to tramp
The first known use of trample was in the 14th century
tranquiladjective
free from disturbance or turmoil : quiet
trancenoun
stupor sense 1
a sleeplike state (as of deep hypnosis)
a state of being so deeply absorbed in something as to be unaware of one's surroundings
tramnoun
a cart or wagon running on rails (as in a mine)
chiefly British streetcar
an overhead cable car
trampolinenoun
a canvas sheet supported by springs in a metal frame used for springing and landing in acrobatic tumbling
trampolinenoun
a canvas sheet supported by springs in a metal frame used for springing and landing in acrobatic tumbling
trampolinenoun
a canvas sheet supported by springs in a metal frame used for springing and landing in acrobatic tumbling
trampleverb
to tramp or tread heavily so as to bruise, crush, or injure
cattle trampled on the young wheat
to crush, injure, or destroy by or as if by treading
trampled the flowers
to injure or harm by ruthless or heartless treatment
trampling on the right of others
trampleverb
to tramp or tread heavily so as to bruise, crush, or injure
cattle trampled on the young wheat
to crush, injure, or destroy by or as if by treading
trampled the flowers
to injure or harm by ruthless or heartless treatment
trampling on the right of others
trampleverb
to tramp or tread heavily so as to bruise, crush, or injure
cattle trampled on the young wheat
to crush, injure, or destroy by or as if by treading
trampled the flowers
to injure or harm by ruthless or heartless treatment
trampling on the right of others
1 “Yes,” said Hermione in a heated voice, “he sacked her, just because she hadn’t stayed in her tent and let herself get trampled —” “Hermione, will you give it a rest with the elf!” said Ron.
2 In history some countries willfully trampled upon other countries'sovereignty.
历史上一些国家肆意践踏别国主权.
3 I had to leap aside so as not to be trampled.
4 Tom’s father noticed that, thirty paces from where the victim lay, there was a spot of trampled earth and a burned ammunition wad; it was the place where the killer had stood.
5 This time he trampled on her pride.
这次他伤害了她的自尊心.
6 The jockey lived hard and lean and tended to die young, trampled under the hooves of horses or imploding from the pressures of his vocation.
7 Those appalling louts trampling around the house!
8 Don't trample mud from your shoes on to the floor; I've just this minute swept it.
不要把你鞋上的泥踩在地板上, 我刚刚才扫过地.
9 Diplomats denounced the leaders for trampling their citizens' civil rights...
外交官谴责这些领导人践踏其公民的公民权。
10 Men, women, and children watched as a mechanical dragon-like creature with a swastika painted on its armor trampled humans to death while a trumpet blared and a loudspeaker screeched, "Heil Hitler!"
11 He turned into a dragon and bit a katobleps in half, then changed into an elephant and trampled three at once under his feet.
12 Fern’s little flag had not escaped being trampled by the parade’s participants.
13 A ture great man will neither trample on a worm, nor sneak to an emperor.
真正的伟人既不会践踏小人, 也不会在皇帝面前卑躬屈膝.
14 Just trample on the pain, or you'll be beat down by it.
要麽你被痛苦击倒,要麽你把痛苦踩在脚下.
15 Take care not to trample down the flowers.
当心不要把花踩坏.
16 They swarmed all over each other in their frenzied compulsion to bludgeon him, kick him, gouge him, trample him.
17 The lifeless body of a child lay trampled near the stairs.
18 He plunged his horse into the bushes that hid me, plunged it in to either trample me or drive me out.
19 Their most cherished traditions have been trampled.
20 Turning Belle, I stood ready to trample that boy.
1 虐待
abusive grinding wrong abuse rough hardship misuse cruelty misusage ill-usage ill-use burn horse devil fuck outrage persecute oppress mistreat mishandle manhandle maltreat schmear ill-treat mess over
2 蔑视
disparagingly disappreciation contempt defiance disdain disvalue disappreciate defy pooh-pooh misprize disprize cry down trample under foot hold cheap bid defiance to put out of court rule out of court depreciative disregard misprision spit sniff scorn spurn outdare slight resist tempt override rubbish dis
3 伤害
injury abuse hurt harm offense grief insult prejudice buffet bruise mischief laceration contusion scathe wound endamage touch mess disable injure stab grieve maul affront lacerate lift hand against
7 无视
blind inobservance elimination disregard blink ice eliminate decline exclude override omit annihilate contravene dissemble elide blench pretermit give the cold shoulder to leaveout of account take no account of sweep under th scrub round smile at in defiance of ignore flout
8 践踏
foil violate override tread outrage spurn tramp tromp trample under foot stomp poach stamp beat the hoof underfoot track heel
9 不公正地对待
11 侵犯
violation aggression infringement encroachment contravention poach violate infringe contravene transgress invasion incursion invade infringe upon infringe on
12 踩碎
13 踩灭
14 踩踏
15 轻视
disregard depreciate neglect underestimate depreciation sneeze undervaluation misprision disesteem disvalue scout sniff trifle misjudge vilipend minimize slight lessen rubbish subordinate despise slur undervalue belittle underrate disparage flout trivialize pooh-pooh minify misprize outbrave