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tread

We are very careful not to tread on other orchestras' toes.It echoes something more widespread which is (tread carefully now!Warning: tread carefully or you might just wake up something hidden in the trees!None will have a track record, so tread carefully.Mrs May will have to tread carefully here.Investors will need to tread carefully, at least to begin with.You just tread very carefully.Under the law, charities tread a fine line when seeking to secure or oppose a change in government policy, which in this case supports fracking.I HAVE trodden the boards in the criminal courts for a number of years.His tread was heavy as if he almost forced his feet to take the steps.You will of course have to be careful where you tread when you are picking them.He is beginning to tread very thin ice and pushing his luck.They also have a different tread pattern to bite into the snow better.Walk carefully on the grass to avoid treading on nests.The best performers will then get to tread the boards in a top show.This suggests the need to tread carefully.His way is the seasonally trodden way.But the balding boss pathetically tried to claim to cops that we trod on his foot.Those treading the path must feel their efforts may be rewarded.We tread a fine line between gritty realism and poetic touches.Champions do not tread a lonely road.We should tread this unforgiving ground with great care.The council must now tread carefully.Did we need quite so much of a heavy tread, launching the second movement?The irony is that players new to artificial surfaces tread as gingerly on them as if they were trotting on greasy or icy grass.So, rapid acceleration and braking along with enthusiastic cornering will all scrub more rubber from the tread than unhurried progress.It was in a way a kind of dance, each intent on her own orbit while treading an identical measure.That will involve him smiling when I approach rather than looking as though one of us has trodden in something rather disgusting.

In other languages
tread

British English: tread /trɛd/ VERB
stand If you tread on something, you put your foot on it when you are walking or standing.
Oh, sorry, I didn't mean to tread on your foot.
  • American English: step
  • Arabic: يَدوسُ
  • Brazilian Portuguese: pisar
  • Chinese: 踩踏
  • Croatian: gaziti
  • Czech: šlápnout na něco
  • Danish: træde
  • Dutch: treden
  • European Spanish: pisar
  • Finnish: astua
  • French: piétiner
  • German: treten
  • Greek: βαδίζω
  • Italian: camminare
  • Japanese: 踏む
  • Korean: 밟다
  • Norwegian: tråkke
  • Polish: kroczyć
  • European Portuguese: pisar
  • Romanian: a călca
  • Russian: ступать
  • Latin American Spanish: pisar
  • Swedish: trampa
  • Thai: เหยียบ
  • Turkish: basmak ayak
  • Ukrainian: наступати
  • Vietnamese: giẫm lên
British English: tread NOUN
The tread of a tyre or shoe is the pattern of thin lines cut into its surface that stops it slipping.
The fat, broad tyres had a good depth of tread.
  • American English: tread
  • Brazilian Portuguese: sulco
  • Chinese: > 花纹鞋底或轮胎上的
  • European Spanish: dibujo
  • French: bande de roulementN
  • German: Profil
  • Italian: battistradadi pneumatico
  • Japanese: 溝形模様
  • Korean: > 접지 면타이어 등의
  • European Portuguese: sulco
  • Latin American Spanish: dibujo
British English: tread VERB
behave cautiously If you tread carefully, you behave in a careful or cautious way.
If you are hoping to form a new relationship tread carefully and slowly to begin with.
  • American English: tread
  • Brazilian Portuguese: pisar
  • Chinese: > 小心应对鞋底或轮胎上的
  • European Spanish: comportarse
  • French: avancer
  • German: gehen
  • Italian: procedere
  • Japanese: 振舞う
  • Korean: 조심스럽게 움직이다
  • European Portuguese: pisar
  • Latin American Spanish: comportarse

All related terms of 'tread'

Chinese translation of 'tread'

tread

(trɛd)
Word forms:pt trod
Word forms:pp trodden

n

  1. (s) (= footstep) 脚(腳)步声(聲) (jiǎobùshēng)
  2. (c/u) [of tyre] 轮(輪)胎面 (lúntāimiàn)

vi

  1. (zǒu)
    to tread carefully (fig) 小心行事 (xiǎoxīn xíngshì)
(verb) 
Definition
to walk along (a path or road)
She trod casually, enjoying the sensation of bare feet on grass.
Synonyms
step
One of them accidentally stepped on my hand.
walk
They walked in silence for a while.
march
A Scottish battalion was marching down the street.
pace
I paced the room nervously.
stamp
He received a ban last week after stamping on the referee's foot.
stride
He turned abruptly and strode off down the corridor.
hike
You could hike through the Fish River Canyon.
tramp
They put on their coats and tramped through the fallen snow.
trudge
We had to trudge up the track back to the station.
plod
He plodded slowly up the hill.
(noun) 
Definition
a way of walking or the sound of walking
We could hear their heavy tread and an occasional coarse laugh.
Synonyms
step
I took a step towards him.
walk
Despite his gangling walk, George was a good dancer.
pace
Their pace quickened as they approached their cars.
stride
He walked with long strides.
footstep
I heard footsteps outside.
gait
His gait was peculiarly awkward.
footfall

phrasal verb

See tread on something

Additional synonyms

in the sense of footstep
Definition
a step in walking
I heard footsteps outside.
Synonyms
step,
tread,
footfall
in the sense of gait
Definition
(of horses and dogs) the pattern of footsteps at a particular speed, such as a trot
His gait was peculiarly awkward.
Synonyms
walk,
step,
bearing,
pace,
stride,
carriage,
tread,
manner of walking
in the sense of hike
Definition
to walk a long way in the country, usually for pleasure
You could hike through the Fish River Canyon.
Synonyms
walk,
march,
trek,
ramble,
tramp,
leg it (informal),
back-pack,
hoof it (slang)

Synonyms of 'tread'

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Additional synonyms

in the sense of march
Definition
(of an army, procession, etc.) to walk as an organized group
A Scottish battalion was marching down the street.
Synonyms
parade,
walk,
file,
pace,
stride,
tread,
tramp,
swagger,
footslog
in the sense of pace
Definition
to walk with regular steps, often in anxiety or impatience
I paced the room nervously.
Synonyms
stride,
walk,
pound,
patrol,
walk up and down,
march up and down,
walk back and forth
in the sense of pace
Definition
manner of walking
Their pace quickened as they approached their cars.
Synonyms
step,
walk,
stride,
tread,
gait
in the sense of plod
Definition
to walk with heavy slow steps
He plodded slowly up the hill.
Synonyms
trudge,
drag,
tread,
clump,
lumber,
tramp,
stomp (informal),
slog
in the sense of stamp
Definition
to bring (one's foot) down heavily
He received a ban last week after stamping on the referee's foot.
Synonyms
trample,
step,
tread,
crush
in the sense of stride
Definition
to walk with long steps or paces
He turned abruptly and strode off down the corridor.
Synonyms
march,
walk,
stalk,
pace,
tread,
strut
in the sense of stride
Definition
the length of such a step
He walked with long strides.
Synonyms
step,
pace,
footstep
in the sense of tramp
Definition
to walk heavily or firmly across or through (a place)
They put on their coats and tramped through the fallen snow.
Synonyms
trudge,
march,
stamp,
stump,
toil,
plod,
traipse (informal),
walk heavily
in the sense of trudge
Definition
to walk or plod heavily or wearily
We had to trudge up the track back to the station.
Synonyms
plod,
trek,
tramp,
traipse (informal),
march,
stump,
hike,
clump,
lumber,
slog,
drag yourself,
yomp,
walk heavily,
footslog
in the sense of walk
Definition
to pass through, on, or over on foot
They walked in silence for a while.
Synonyms
stride,
wander,
stroll,
trudge,
go,
move,
step,
march,
advance,
pace,
trek,
hike,
tread,
ramble,
tramp,
promenade,
amble,
saunter,
take a turn,
traipse (informal),
toddle,
make your way,
mosey (informal),
plod on,
perambulate,
footslog

Additional synonyms

in the sense of walk
Definition
a manner of walking
Despite his gangling walk, George was a good dancer.
Synonyms
gait,
manner of walking,
step,
bearing,
pace,
stride,
carriage,
tread
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