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Meanings of traipse in English

Portuguese
percorrer
Catalan
recórrer
Spanish
vagar

Walk or tramp about.

percorrer
Synonyms
Examples for "shlep"
Examples for "shlep"
1
Oh, hey, one question: How the heck did you guys shlep me all the way over here?
Moonburn
2
Well, my consciousness is being raised every time we have to shlep this damned thing up another curb.
The burglar who painted like mondrian
3
I continued to wander, my shoulder growing numb from the sheer weight of having to shlep my bag around.
Pasta Imperfect
4
(He may still buy the odd soup tureen now and again, but you wouldn't want to shlep a load of stolen silver onto a plane.
The burglar who traded ted williams
Usage of traipse in English
1
Now we've just got to traipse all the way back up again.
Radio NZ
2
She couldn't traipse off from the clinic for an entire weekend, anyway.
Snow melts in spring
3
What to eat as you traipse around town visiting assorted noble venues?
The Irish Times
4
Next time, give me advance warning before you traipse off on your own.
Brisingr
5
She watched them traipse down the stairs, must be about six of them.
Boston noir
6
I have to traipse down nine flights of stairs to the car park.
The Guardian
7
It's not like I traipse around the house with all the lights on.
Pivot Point
8
Must go, stumble, waddle, traipse like the Mummy, follow the whimper.
Brains: a zombie memoir
9
Out for a stroll, a traipse, a promenade and a dander.
The Irish Times
10
Don't you know everybody has to bury their dead as they traipse along?
The Jacket (The Star-Rover)
11
I traipse back to the kitchen soughing out a disgusted breath.
The whore of babylon, a memoir
12
I left the door unlocked, but Morelli didn't traipse inside.
Four to score
13
You cannot take me to Dublin, and I cannot traipse about the Irish countryside.
The irish warrior
14
She lived nearby and would often "traipse over" to help them find it.
Radio NZ
15
And some hens will traipse chicks through the grass and weeds as far as turkeys.
Hiram the Young Farmer
16
This one digs burrows and waits there for other insects to traipse by, then pounces.
Wired
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Translations for traipse
Portuguese
percorrer
Catalan
recórrer
Spanish
vagar
Traipse through the time