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Definition of stomped - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
walked heavilywalked with heavy steps
- He stomped into the room, clearly upset.
2.
impactUS crushed or flattened by heavy stepsUS
- The stomped flowers lay scattered on the ground.
Origin of stomped
Dutch, stampen (to stamp) + -ed (past tense)
Examples of stomped in a sentence
The child stomped around the playground. The stomped grass showed signs of a struggle. The stomped ground was evidence of the parade.
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- French:frappant, écrasé, ...
- German:schwer getreten, zerstampft, ...
- Italian:pestato, calpestato, ...
- Spanish:pateado, aplastado, ...
- Portuguese:pisado, amassado, ...
- Chinese:跺脚的, 被踩扁的, ...
- Japanese:重い足取りで歩いた, 踏みつぶされた, ...
- Arabic:مُتَثَاقِل, مَهْرُوس, ...
- Hebrew:כָּבֵד צְעָדִים, מְרוּסָּק, ...
- Russian:топал, растоптанные, ...
- Ukrainian:тупотів, розтоптані, ...
- Hindi:भारी कदमों से चला, कुचला हुआ, ...
Definition of stomp - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
heavy stepsintr. move with heavy, noisy steps, sometimes showing angerintr.
- He stomped out of the room angrily.
2.
actiontr. US trample heavily on somethingtr. US
- The children stomped on the fallen leaves.
3.
winetr. crush grapes with feet for winetr.
- They stomped grapes to make wine.
Noun
1.
movementUS deliberate heavy footfall or stampUS
- I heard a loud stomp on the floor.
2.
musicDated jazz music for a rhythmic stamping danceDated
- The band played a classic stomp for the dancers.
3.
danceUS dance with a heavy rhythmic stepUS
- They performed a lively stomp at the festival.
Expressions with stomp
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step on something with force
He stomped on the bug to kill it.
leave a place angrily with heavy steps
She stomped off after the argument.
eliminate a problem or behavior forcefully
The new policy aims to stomp out corruption.
bring feet down forcefully to make noise
She stomped her feet to get attention.
flying toy rocket powered by compressed air
The kids played with a stomp rocket in the park.
overwhelming defeat or total domination in a contest
The game was a curb-stomp for the home team.
rubber pad on snowboard for grip or cleaning boots
He scraped his boot on the stomp pad before riding.
Origin of stomp
Dutch, stampen (to stamp)
Examples of stomp in a sentence
The toddler stomped on the floor when denied candy. He stomped the mud flat around the post. Please do not stomp the seedlings. She stomped grapes with enthusiasm at the festival. The winery invited guests to stomp grapes traditionally. The stomp of boots echoed in the hallway.
A stomp on the stage signaled the start of the dance. They composed a new stomp for the festival. The stomp had everyone tapping their feet. The band ended the show with a stomping stomp. We learned a traditional stomp in dance class.
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- French:piétiner, piétinement, ...
- German:stampfen, Stampfen, ...
- Italian:camminare pesantemente, passo, ...
- Spanish:pisotear, pisotón, ...
- Portuguese:pisar forte, pisão, ...
- Chinese:跺步, 跺脚声, ...
- Japanese:どしどし歩く, ドスン, ...
- Arabic:دَاسَ, دَوْسَة, ...
- Hebrew:לִרְקוֹעַ, רְקִיעָה, ...
- Russian:топать, топот, ...
- Ukrainian:тупати, тупіт, ...
- Hindi:पाँव पटकना, ठप्पा, ...
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