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pisar
Walk on and flatten.
tramp down
tread down
Spanish
pisar
Portuguese
andar
Tread or stomp heavily or roughly.
tread
Portuguese
andar
The sound of heavy treading or stomping.
trampling
trampling
1
Within a year they became an oppressive regime,
trampling
on their promises.
2
Could have happened before the
trampling
,
or as a result of it.
3
Surely more effective policing can be introduced without
trampling
on civil liberties?
4
The animals cried out in alarm,
trampling
nervously in their stalls below.
5
The air without was filled with the
trampling
of hoofbeats on greensward.
1
The minister said the soldiers will not
trample
on citizens constitutional rights.
2
The Mexican made no move to
trample
the body of the Papago.
3
One rush will
trample
the accursed under the feet of the faithful.
4
Then
trample
the Church, the priest, and the Bible under your feet.
5
It is mercy to
trample
out the first sparks beside a powder-barrel.
6
If one of their number falls, the others
trample
right over it.
7
Dominic Iglesias was taken with an inclination-verynovel in
him
-
to
trample
,
too.
8
And, indeed, the girl could hear the quick, dull
trample
of horses.
9
To sustain Slavery it is now proposed to
trample
on free speech.
10
The world is yours; get out there and
trample
all over it!
11
The Revolution dead, nothing remained but to
trample
its corpse under foot.
12
But only if we didn't
trample
the snow while it was falling.
13
But why
trample
upon the pieces; why seek to humiliate her spirit?
14
They might
trample
her to death, but they should never have it.
15
If you throw yourself at his feet he will
trample
on you.
16
God knows how much she has to
trample
down on her part.
trample
·
trample on
trample under foot
trample all
trample the life
trample every thing
Spanish
pisar
aplastar
Portuguese
andar
caminhar