stomp in Polish
stomp in Polish is deptać — stomp means to step down heavily and forcefully, often out of anger.
stomp in Polish
deptać
(transitive) To crush grapes with one's feet to make wine
What does "stomp" mean?
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verb To step down heavily and forcefully, often out of anger.
"She stomped out of the room after the argument."
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verb To decisively defeat someone or something.
"The home team stomped their rivals 6-0."
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noun A heavy, deliberate footstep.
"You could hear his stomp coming down the hallway."
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stomp in a sentence
- She stomped out of the room after the argument.
- He stomped his feet to warm them up in the cold.
- The home team stomped their rivals 6-0.
- You could hear his stomp coming down the hallway.
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What is "stomp" in Polish?
"stomp" in Polish is deptać. stomp means: To step down heavily and forcefully, often out of anger.
How do you use "stomp" in a sentence?
Example: "She stomped out of the room after the argument." In Polish, "stomp" is deptać.
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