Pronunciation: /træmp/
noun a heavy footfall
A1 The tramp asked for food at the back door of the restaurant.
A2 The tramp wandered the streets aimlessly, looking for shelter.
B1 The tramp carried all his belongings in a small backpack.
B2 The tramp had a weathered face from years of living on the streets.
C1 The tramp shared stories of his travels with anyone who would listen.
C2 The tramp's presence in the park was a familiar sight to the locals.
verb to wander about on foot
A1 The dog tramped through the muddy field.
A2 She tramped along the hiking trail for hours.
B1 The protesters tramped through the city streets, chanting slogans.
B2 The soldiers tramped through the forest, searching for the enemy.
C1 The explorer tramped across the frozen tundra, facing harsh conditions.
C2 The marathon runners tramped through the city, determined to reach the finish line.
formal The tramp wandered the streets looking for a place to rest for the night.
informal I saw a tramp digging through the trash cans for food.
slang That tramp always knows where to find the best deals on clothes.
figurative Her mind wandered like a tramp, never staying on one thought for too long.
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