| 单词 | trample |
| 释义 | tram·ple I. intransitive verb < the little boys lay down in the dust, heedless of the feet trampling everywhere about them — Pearl Buck > < trampling up and down the front porch, nervous as a cat — R.P.Warren > < if in addition to the year's four seasons the fifth of famine tramples through the land — Frederic Morton > as a. < a runaway horse had trampled on him and broken his hipbone — Vicki Baum > < the boy who has a garden will not trample on other people's flower beds — Bertrand Russell > b. < he liked to trample on his foes — M.R.Cohen > < pride and sensitiveness were his chief foes, and he would trample on them — George Meredith > < his grim, repressive mother, who trampled on every innocent pleasure — Van Wyck Brooks > < trampled on conventions — Henry Adams > < if the great powers show themselves irresponsibly ready to trample over any weak nation that seemed to be in their way — Vera M. Dean > transitive verb 1. < man was standing on a large push truck and trampling down a great pile of old newspapers and other trash — Thomas Whiteside > < shoes trample his camera underfoot — Ray Duncan > < used to trample the lumps of hard clay into powder — American Guide Series: Tennessee > < will rediscover the morality their oppressors trampled into the dust — Times Literary Supplement > < the utility combine is pressuring Congress to trample down the law and the will of the people — New York Times > 2. < a forbidden book is like a fire one tries to trample out — Encore > II. |
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