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I. tram·ple [ˈtræmpl̩] VB trans

to trample sb/sth
jdn/etw niedertrampeln
to trample grass/flowers/crops
Gras/Blumen/Getreide zertrampeln
to be trampled to death
zu Tode getrampelt werden
to trample sb/sth underfoot
jdn/etw niedertrampeln

II. tram·ple [ˈtræmpl̩] VB intr

1. trample (step on):

to trample on [or all over] sth
auf etw dat herumtrampeln

2. trample fig (treat contemptuously):

to trample on sb/sth
auf jdm/etw herumtrampeln fig

trample down VB trans

to trample down ⇆ sth
etw zertrampeln
Present
Itrample
youtrample
he/she/ittramples
wetrample
youtrample
theytrample
Past
Itrampled
youtrampled
he/she/ittrampled
wetrampled
youtrampled
theytrampled
Present Perfect
Ihavetrampled
youhavetrampled
he/she/ithastrampled
wehavetrampled
youhavetrampled
theyhavetrampled
Past Perfect
Ihadtrampled
youhadtrampled
he/she/ithadtrampled
wehadtrampled
youhadtrampled
theyhadtrampled
See further verb tables