trample in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for trample in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.trample [Am ˈtræmpəl, Brit ˈtramp(ə)l] VB trans

1. trample (stamp on, crush):

trample

pisotear

they trampled the daffodils into the ground

pisotearon los narcisos

they were trampled to death

murieron aplastados

2. trample (ignore):

trample ideals

pisotear

trample rights

pisotear

trample rights

atropellar

II.trample [Am ˈtræmpəl, Brit ˈtramp(ə)l] VB intr

1. trample:

to trample on sb/sth police horses trampled on demonstrators

los caballos de la policía arrollaron or atropellaron a los manifestantes

the newspaper had been trampled on by passers-by

el periódico había sido pisoteado por los transeúntes

2. trample (ignore):

to trample on ideals

pisotear

to trample on rights

pisotear

to trample on rights

atropellar

he trampled on anyone who got in his way

se llevaba por delante a todo aquel que se interpusiera en su camino

to trample over sb

pisotear a alguien

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to trample sth underfoot

pisotear algo

Translations for trample in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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pisotear

to trample

pisar

to trample on

trample in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for trample in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.trample [ˈtræmpl] VB trans

trample

pisar

to trample sb's foot

pisar el pie a alguien

to be trampled to death

ser pisoteado hasta la muerte

to trample sth underfoot

pisotear algo

II.trample [ˈtræmpl] VB intr

to trample on sth

pisar algo

trample VB

User Entry

trample (rights) trans fig

pisotear

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to trample sb/sth underfoot a. fig

pisar a alguien/algo

Translations for trample in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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pisotear

to trample

hollar

to trample on

patear

to trample

patear

to trample on

trample Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to trample sb/sth underfoot a. fig

pisar a alguien/algo

to trample sb's foot

pisar el pie a alguien

to trample sth underfoot

pisotear algo

to trample on sth

pisar algo

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Elephants commonly trample and consume crops, which contributes to conflicts with humans, and both elephants and humans have died by the hundreds as a result.

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He is then trampled by other horses as the race continues.

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More than 63 were injured and one elderly woman was trampled.

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It can trample anything completely flat in little time.

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The record sleeve depicted an army boot trampling on a demon.

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When she returned to the bison, her husband smelled another person and, gathering his herd, found the father and trampled him to death.

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For this, the clusters are generally shaken then trampled.

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Screaming and clawing, they push him over a balcony, trample him, and literally tear him apart.

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Other threats to the plant and its habitat include fire and trampling by military personnel.

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Even though he took the money, he had his men trample all the crops in the fields.

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