noun
tramping
Tramping (noun) means walking with heavy steps, or hiking through the countryside for pleasure. Example: “Tramping is a popular weekend activity in New Zealand.”
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Walking with heavy steps, or hiking through the countryside for pleasure.
"Tramping is a popular weekend activity in New Zealand."
How to use tramping
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishHiking or walking, especially over rough or hilly ground.
When to use it
Especially common in New Zealand English for recreational hiking.
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Word forms
- Plural
- trampings
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Rhymes for tramping
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What does “tramping” mean?
The word “tramping” means walking with heavy steps, or hiking through the countryside for pleasure. In plain terms, hiking or walking, especially over rough or hilly ground.
How do you use “tramping” in a sentence?
Here is “tramping” used in a sentence: “Tramping is a popular weekend activity in New Zealand.”
What part of speech is “tramping”?
“Tramping” is a noun.
What is the meaning of tramping?
"tramping" (noun) means walking with heavy steps, or hiking through the countryside for pleasure.
