tramp

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tramp
[træmp]
sustantivo
1vagabundo(a) (sustantivo masculino o femenino) (vagabond)
2fulana (f) (familiar) (immoral woman) (Estados Unidos)piruja (f) (español de México)reventada (f) (RP)
también:
  • tramp (steamer) -> carguero (m)
3caminata (f) (walk)
verbo transitivo
también:
  • to tramp the streets -> recorrer a pie las calles
verbo intransitivo
4caminar con pasos pesados, marchar
  • she tramped up the road -> subió la carretera caminando con pasos pesados

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tramp [tramp]
1Andar con paso pesado; pisar con fuerz
adjetivo
  • The prisoners tramped along in the rain -> los prisioneros marchaban pesadamente bajo la lluvia
2Andar o viajar a pie.
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
3Pisar pesadamente; ir, andar, marchar a pie. (n)
4Corretear, vagabundear. (n)
va.
sustantivo
1Marcha pesada y continua, como de una muchedumbre.
2Ruido producido por una marcha pesada y continua.
3Viaje o paseo largo a pie.
4Vago, peón, el que camina o viaja a pie; en especial, vagabundo (vagrant), correntón. (Estados Unidos)
5Vapor que va de puerto en puerto, tomando carga donde la haya.
6Mujerzuela, golfa.

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tramp [træmp]
noun
1 (sound of feet) ruido de pasos; (m)
2 (long walk) caminata; (f)
to go for a tramp in the hills ir de paseo por la montaña; it's a long tramp es mucho camino
3 (homeless person) vagabundoavagabunda;a vagabunda (m) (f)
4 especially (US) (informal) (pejorative) (loose woman)
she's a tramp es una zorra; (informal) es una golfa; (informal)
you (little) tramp!
5 (Náut) (also tramp steamer) vapor volandero; (m)
verb:transitive
1 (stamp on) pisar con fuerza
2 (walk across) recorrer a pie; hacer una excursión por
to tramp the streets andar por las calles; callejear
verb:intransitive
to tramp (along) caminar (con pasos pesados); the soldiers tramped past los soldados pasaron marchando; to tramp up and down andar de acá para allá; he tramped up to the door se acercó con pasos pesados a la puerta

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Verb Conjugation for "tramp"

Imperative
  • tramp
  • you tramp
  • he/she tramps
  • we tramp
  • you tramp
  • they tramp
Preterite
  • I tramped
  • you tramped
  • he/she tramped
  • we tramped
  • you tramped
  • they tramped
Present Continuous
  • I am tramping
  • you are tramping
  • he/she is tramping
  • we are tramping
  • you are tramping
  • they are tramping
Present Perfect
  • I have tramped
  • you have tramped
  • he/she has tramped
  • we have tramped
  • you have tramped
  • they have tramped
Past Continuous
  • I was tramping
  • you were tramping
  • he/she was tramping
  • we were tramping
  • you were tramping
  • they were tramping
Past Perfect
  • I had tramped
  • you had tramped
  • he/she had tramped
  • we had tramped
  • you had tramped
  • they had tramped
Future
  • I will tramp
  • you will tramp
  • he/she will tramp
  • we will tramp
  • you will tramp
  • they will tramp
Future Perfect
  • I will have tramped
  • you will have tramped
  • he/she will have tramped
  • we will have tramped
  • you will have tramped
  • they will have tramped
Future Continuous
  • I will be tramping
  • you will be tramping
  • he/she will be tramping
  • we will be tramping
  • you will be tramping
  • they will be tramping
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been tramping
  • you have been tramping
  • he/she has been tramping
  • we have been tramping
  • you have been tramping
  • they have been tramping
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been tramping
  • you will have been tramping
  • he/she will have been tramping
  • we will have been tramping
  • you will have been tramping
  • they will have been tramping
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been tramping
  • you had been tramping
  • he/she had been tramping
  • we had been tramping
  • you had been tramping
  • they had been tramping
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