stomped

英 [stɒmpt]

美 [stɑːmpt]

v.  迈着重重的步子走(或跳舞、移动)
stomp的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB (常指因生气而)跺着脚走，迈着重重的步伐
  If youstompsomewhere, you walk there with very heavy steps, often because you are angry.
  1. He turned his back on them and stomped off up the hill...
     他转身不理他们，噔噔噔地爬上了山。
  2. He stomped out of the room.
     他跺着脚走出了房间。

双语例句

• They could be stomped into thin discs, crushed by hand or even rolled up like toothpaste tubes, thus taking up a small space in landfills.
  它们可以被踩成扁片儿，或像牙膏管一样被搓成一团，从而掩埋的时候只占一点小地方。
• The men stomped through the snow I their heavy boots.
  那些穿着笨重靴子的人拖着沉重的脚步穿过了雪地。
• I wonder what I would have gotten if I'd stomped on her big toe.
  不知我踩到她的脚趾，会怎么罚我。
• Sheila stomped into the staff room, her uniform plastered with someone's dinner.
  希拉“噔噔噔”地冲进护士室，她的制服上泼了厚厚一层的晚餐。“哦，天哪！
• He slammed the door and stumped/ stomped upstairs.
  他砰的一声把门关上.暮暮地上楼去了。
• And we laughed and stomped our feet for him.
  而我们为他跺着脚，开怀大笑。
• Over and over he walked, stomped, splashed through that puddle, happily enjoying what Mother Nature had left for him.
  他不停地走啊、踩啊，溅起一阵又一阵水花，享受着大自然母亲带给他的幸福瞬间。
• Yet he stomped off toward the baggage mules all the same.
  但与此同时他还是走向了驮着行李的骡子。
• He stomped out of the room.
  他跺着脚走出了房间。
• At least, China is talking and hasn't completely stomped Japan out of existence.
  但是至少，中国只是在口头上行动，并没有做的很绝。