tramp

tramp
1. noun
1) (vagrant) Landstreicher, der/-streicherin, die; (in city) Stadtstreicher, der/-streicherin, die
2) (sound of steps) Schritte; (of horses) Getrappel, das; (of elephants) Trampeln, das
3) (walk) [Fuß]marsch, der
2. intransitive verb
1) (tread heavily) trampeln
2) (walk) marschieren
3. transitive verb
1)

tramp one's way — trotten

2) durchwandern; (with no particular destination) durchstreifen
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[træmp] 1. verb
1) (to walk with heavy footsteps: He tramped up the stairs.) trampeln
2) (to walk usually for a long distance: She loves tramping over the hills.) wandern
2. noun
1) (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.) der/die Landstreicher(in)
2) (a long walk.) die Wanderung
3) (the sound of heavy footsteps.) das Getrampel
4) ((also tramp steamer) a small cargo-boat with no fixed route.) das Trampschiff
5) ((American) a prostitute or a woman who sleeps with a lot of men.)
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tramp
[træmp]
I. vi
1. (walk) marschieren; (walk heavily) trampeln
to \tramp on sb's toes auf jds Zehen trampeln
2. (live as vagabond) umherziehen
II. vt
to \tramp sth:
you're \tramping dirt and mud all over the house! du schleppst den Schmutz und Matsch durch das ganzen Haus!
to \tramp the country/streets das Land/die Straßen durchwandern
III. n
1. no pl (stomping sound) schwere Schritte pl
2. no pl (long walk) Wanderung f; (tiring walk) Fußmarsch m
to go for a \tramp [somewhere] [irgendwo] eine Wanderung machen
3. (poor person) Vagabund(in) m(f), Sandler(in) m(f) ÖSTERR
4. esp AM (pej: woman) Flittchen nt pej fam
5. (ship) Trampdampfer m
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[trmp]
1. vi
1) (= walk heavily, trudge) stapfen, mit schweren Schritten gehen, stampfen

the soldiers tramped along for hours — die Soldaten marschierten stundenlang (mit schweren Schritten)

I've been tramping (a)round town all day — ich bin den ganzen Tag in der Stadt herumgestiefelt

to tramp up and down the platform — auf dem Bahnsteig auf und ab marschieren

2) (= hike) marschieren, wandern; (vagabond) umherziehen

he tramped all over Europe — er wanderte in ganz Europa umher

2. vt
1) (= spread by walking) herumtreten

don't tramp that mud into the carpet — tritt den Dreck nicht in den Teppich

2) (= walk) streets latschen durch (inf)
3. n
1) (= vagabond) Landstreicher(in) m(f), Tramp m; (in town) Stadtstreicher(in) m(f)
2) (= sound) Stapfen nt, schwere Schritte pl
3) (= walk) Wanderung f

it's a long tramp — es ist ein weiter Weg

4) (NAUT) Trampdampfer m
5) (inf: loose woman) Flittchen nt (pej)
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tramp [træmp]
A v/i
1. trampeln (on auf akk), stampfen, stapfen: academic.ru/75354/toe">toe A 1
2. wandern
3. vagabundieren
B v/t
1. durchwandern
2. trampeln oder stampfen durch:
tramp down niedertrampeln
C s
1. Trampeln n
2. schwerer Schritt, Stapfen n
3. Wanderung f, (Fuß)Marsch m:
on the tramp auf Wanderschaft
4. Vagabund(in), Landstreicher(in)
5. umg Flittchen n pej
6. auch tramp steamer SCHIFF Trampschiff n, -dampfer m:
tramp shipping Trampschifffahrt f
* * *
1. noun
1) (vagrant) Landstreicher, der/-streicherin, die; (in city) Stadtstreicher, der/-streicherin, die
2) (sound of steps) Schritte; (of horses) Getrappel, das; (of elephants) Trampeln, das
3) (walk) [Fuß]marsch, der
2. intransitive verb
1) (tread heavily) trampeln
2) (walk) marschieren
3. transitive verb
1)

tramp one's way — trotten

2) durchwandern; (with no particular destination) durchstreifen
* * *
n.
Landstreicher m.
Penner - m.
Strauchdieb m.

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