romp

• Sustantivo que denota una actividad despreocupada, juguetona o ruidosa, a menudo por diversión o recreo; también puede significar una victoria fácil o una chica que se comporta de manera varonil.

A noun referring to a light-hearted, playful, or boisterous activity, often for amusement or diversion; can also denote an easy victory or a girl who behaves in a boyish manner.

1. Easy victoryB2informal

   A game or contest that is won very easily, often by a large margin.

   Victoria fácil

   • The match was a complete romp for the home team.
   • They won the championship in a 5-0 romp.
   • The election turned into a romp for the incumbent.

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2. Boyish girlC1informalbritish

   A girl who behaves in a lively, boisterous, or boyish manner.

   Chica marimacho

   • She was a bit of a romp as a child, always climbing trees.
   • The novel's heroine is a spirited romp who defies convention.
   • He described his sister as a tomboy and a romp.

   Sinónimoshoydentomboy

3. Playful activityB2informal

   A light-hearted, energetic, and amusing activity or piece of entertainment.

   Actividad divertida

   • The film is a delightful romp through 1920s Paris.
   • The children had a romp in the park after school.
   • The play is a comedic romp full of mistaken identities.

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• Verbo que describe jugar o moverse de manera viva, enérgica y despreocupada, a menudo con sensación de diversión o deleite.

A verb used to describe playing or moving in a lively, energetic, and carefree manner, often with a sense of fun or exuberance.

1. Play boisterouslyB2informal

   To play in a lively, energetic, and often noisy way.

   Jugar bulliciosamente

   • The children romped in the garden all afternoon.
   • Puppies love to romp around in the park.
   • They romped through the house, laughing and shouting.

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2. Run easily and fairly fastB2informal

   To move quickly and effortlessly, often with a sense of enjoyment.

   correr con soltura

   • She romped down the hill, her hair flying in the wind.
   • The dog romped across the field to fetch the ball.
   • He romped along the beach, feeling carefree.

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   Antónimoscrawlplodtrudge

3. Win easilyB2informal

   To achieve a victory with little effort or difficulty.

   Ganar fácilmente

   • The team romped to a 5-0 victory in the final match.
   • She romped through the competition, winning every round.
   • They romped home in the election, securing a landslide majority.

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