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Meanings of tread on in English
Usage of tread on in English
1
The unjust get the better of the just and tread on them.
2
The marauder came with swift sure tread on the heels of victory.
3
He heard the retreat of a light tread on the paven hall.
4
Now come with me and tread on territory that is largely unexplored.
5
But as I read it, I heard Leo's tread on the stairs.
6
He began to tread on tiptoe, as one moves in a death-chamber.
7
I heard footfalls on the carpet, then his tread on the stairs.
8
Miss Sommerton rose and stepped with firm, self-reliant tread on the landing.
9
Only been here a month, and worships the ground you tread on.
10
Check for enough tread on your tyres to minimise chances of aquaplaning.
11
Mr. Gonzalez listened to Mr. Reilly's heavy, slow tread on the stairs.
12
To-night it seems as if one might tread on water or air.
13
And then she did not tread on any of his numerous corns.
14
He tried to determine which steady tread on the sand was hers.
15
If the Tailor stepped to the side, he'd tread on the boy.
16
Because it may easily lead you to tread on other people's feet!
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Tread on through the time
Tread on across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common