trample on

ˈtræmpəl ɒn

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Definition of trample on - Reverso English Dictionary

Phrasal verb

tr.

physical actionstep heavily on something and crush it underfoot

Please don't trample on the flowers!

stamp on

behaviortreat someone's rights or feelings with disrespect

They trample on people's opinions during meetings.

infringe

violate

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Expressions with trample on

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trample on someone's feelings

treat someone's emotions with disrespect or insensitivity

She trampled on his feelings with her harsh words.

trample on feelings

disregard someone's emotions causing emotional harm

He didn't mean to trample on her feelings.

Expressions with trample

trample on someone's feelings

treat someone's emotions with disrespect or insensitivity

She trampled on his feelings with her harsh words.

trample on feelings

disregard someone's emotions causing emotional harm

He didn't mean to trample on her feelings.

trample underfoot

treat someone or something with disrespect or disregard

They trampled his rights underfoot.

Terms with trample on included in their meaning

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stomp

action

trample heavily on something

Examples of trample on in a sentence

Children trample on the fallen leaves.
You shouldn't trample on her feelings like that.
Laws exist so no one can trample on your rights.

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French:piétiner, bafouer, ...
German:zertreten, missachten, ...
Italian:calpestare, ...
Spanish:pisar, pisotear, ...
Portuguese:pisar, desrespeitar, ...
Chinese:踩踏, 无视, ...
Japanese:踏みつける, 踏みにじる, ...
Arabic:دَاسَ, داسَ على, ...
Hebrew:לִדְרוֹךְ עַל, לִרְמוֹס, ...
Russian:топтать, попирать, ...
Ukrainian:топтати, зневажати, ...
Hindi:रौंदना, अनादर करना, ...
Bengali:মাড়িয়ে ফেলা, পদদলিত করা, ...
Catalan:trepitjar, menysprear, ...
Czech:pošlapat, pošlapávat, ...
Danish:træde på, krænke, ...
Dutch:vertrappen, over iemand heen lopen, ...
Greek:πατάω δυνατά, πατάω επί, ...
Hungarian:összetaposni, tiszteletlenül semmibe venni, ...
Khmer:ជាន់កម្ទេច, រំលោភសិទ្ធិ, ...
Korean:밟다, 무시하다, ...
Persian:زیر پا له کردن, زیر پا گذاشتن, ...
Polish:deptać, lekceważyć, ...
Portuguese (BR):pisar, ...
Romanian:a călca, a călca în picioare, ...
Swedish:trampa på, köra över, ...
Thai:เหยียบ, เหยียบย่ำ, ...
Turkish:çiğnemek, ...
Vietnamese:giẫm nát, chà đạp, ...

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