stomp in Spanish
stomp in Spanish is hollar, apisonar, conculcar — stomp means to step down heavily and forcefully, often out of anger.
stomp in Spanish
hollar
apisonar
conculcar
patullar
rehollar
taconear
pisotear
(transitive, slang) To severely beat someone physically or figuratively.
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 Spanish?
"stomp" in Spanish is hollar, apisonar, conculcar. 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 Spanish, "stomp" is hollar, apisonar, conculcar.
Are there other ways to say "stomp" in Spanish?
Yes — Spanish has 7 translations listed for "stomp": hollar, apisonar, conculcar, patullar, rehollar, taconear.
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