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trampler

/ˈtræm.plər/

Traduction: Nom désignant une personne qui piétine ou écrase quelque chose en marchant lourdement, ou qui marche d'un pas lourd et bruyant.

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noun

/ˈtræm.plər/C2formal
  • frNom désignant une personne qui piétine ou écrase quelque chose en marchant lourdement, ou qui marche d'un pas lourd et bruyant.

A noun referring to a person who injures or damages something by treading heavily, or someone who walks with a heavy, noisy gait.

  1. One who tramplesC1formal

    A person who injures or damages something by stepping heavily on it.

    frPersonne qui foule aux pieds

    • The trampler left deep footprints in the flowerbed.
    • He was accused of being a trampler of the garden's delicate plants.
    • The protestors were described as tramplers of public property.

    Synonymesstomper

  2. Heavy or noisy walkerC1informal

    A person who walks with a heavy, noisy gait or stamps on the ground.

    frPersonne qui marche lourdement

    • The upstairs neighbor is a notorious trampler, waking everyone at dawn.
    • The trampler's footsteps echoed through the hallway.
    • She could hear the trampler approaching from a distance.

    Synonymesclodhopperplodderstamperstompertramper

Formes
  • tramplers plural form
  • tramplers' possessive plural form
  • trampler's possessive singular form
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