tramper

• 名词，指走路时脚步沉重、发出响声的人（跺脚者）；也指为了消遣而长途步行的人（徒步旅行者、远足者）。

A noun referring to a person who walks with a heavy, noisy gait or stamps on the ground, or a foot traveler who goes on an extended walk for pleasure.

1. Heavy walkerB2informal

   A person who walks with a heavy, noisy step or who stamps their feet on the ground.

   脚步声重的人

   • The tramper upstairs woke me up at midnight.
   • He's such a tramper; you can hear him coming from down the hall.
   • The old tramper stomped his boots on the porch to shake off the mud.

   同义词clodhopperplodderstamperstompertrampler

2. Hiker or long-distance walkerB1formalbritish

   A person who travels on foot, especially for pleasure over a long distance.

   徒步旅行者

   • The tramper followed the coastal path for three days.
   • A group of trampers set off early to cross the mountain range.
   • The local tramper knew every trail in the national park.

   同义词backpackerramblertrekkerwalker