tramp angl.
tʁamp
Definition
Definition of tramp - Reverso French Dictionary
Noun, masculine
1.
vagabondRare CAN personne sans domicile qui erre et vit dans la rueRare CAN
- Le tramp dormait sous le pont de la ville.
2.
cargoDated navire marchand qui navigue sans ligne régulière selon les occasionsDated
- Le tramp transporte des marchandises vers différents ports selon la demande.
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navire marchand qui navigue sans ligne régulière selon les occasions
Origin of tramp
anglais, tramp (vagabond)
Examples of tramp in a sentence
Les tramps se rassemblent souvent dans ce parc le soir. Un tramp a accosté ce matin au port. Ce tramp transporte du charbon vers l'Afrique.
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- English:tramp, tramp steamer, ...
- German:Landstreicher, Trampschiff, ...
- Italian:vagabondo, nave tramp, ...
- Spanish:vagabundo, tramp, ...
- Portuguese:sem-abrigo, navio tramp, ...
- Chinese:流浪汉, 散货船, ...
- Japanese:ホームレス, トランプ船, ...
- Arabic:متشرد, سفينة ترانزيت, ...
- Hebrew:קַבְּצָן, אֳנִיַּת טְרַמְפּ, ...
- Russian:бродяга, трамп, ...
- Ukrainian:волоцюга, трамп, ...
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