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I. stomp [stɒmp, Am stɑ:mp] N

1. stomp (with foot):

stomp
Stampfen nt

2. stomp no pl:

stomp (jazz dance)
Stomp m
stomp (type of music)
Stomp m

II. stomp [stɒmp, Am stɑ:mp] VB intr

1. stomp:

stomp (walk heavily)
stapfen
stomp (intentionally)
trampeln
stomp (intentionally)
stampfen
to stomp off
davonstapfen

2. stomp esp Am (kick):

to stomp on sb/sth
auf jdn/etw treten
to stomp on sb/sth fig (suppress)
jdn/etw niedertrampeln inf [o. kaputtmachen]

III. stomp [stɒmp, Am stɑ:mp] VB trans Am

to stomp one's feet
mit den Füßen [auf]stampfen
Present
Istomp
youstomp
he/she/itstomps
westomp
youstomp
theystomp
Past
Istomped
youstomped
he/she/itstomped
westomped
youstomped
theystomped
Present Perfect
Ihavestomped
youhavestomped
he/she/ithasstomped
wehavestomped
youhavestomped
theyhavestomped
Past Perfect
Ihadstomped
youhadstomped
he/she/ithadstomped
wehadstomped
youhadstomped
theyhadstomped
See further verb tables