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Word | Tramp |
Hindi Meaning | पद यात्रा, पैर घसीट कर चलना, पैदल याट्रा, आवारागर्द, इधर उधर भटकना, पद यात्रा करना, माल जहाज, धब धब करते हुए चलना, धप धप चलना, पदचाप, धप धप, कुचलना, धम धम करते हुए जाना, रौंद देना, कुचल देना, चाप, तिरस्कार करना, ठोकर मारना, कुचला हुआ, अवमर्दन, उछाल पट पर कूदना, उछाल पट, ट्रैम्पोलीन{सर्कस में प्रयोग होता है}., ट्रैंपोलीन, ट्रैंपोलीन पर कूदना, माल जहाज, आवारा, पर्यटक, पैदल सैर, धमधमाहट, धर्माधम, बहेतू, पैदल यात्रा, भिखमंगा, घुम्मकड, धमधमाना, पैदल चलना, घूमना, भटकना, सैर करना, आवारगी, घब घब की आवाज |
a disreputable vagrant / a foot traveler / A foot journey or excursion / to walk heavily. The same word also means a person who wanders from place to place, often sleeping out of doors and begging for money from other people / a person who travels from place to place on foot in search of work or as a vagrant or beggar. / to walk or step heavily / to walk for a long distance or time / a person who travels from place to place and does not have a home or much money / a woman who has sex with many different men / a walking trip, | |
Usage | ⇒ The intruders came tramping through the enterance ⇒ We spent the day tramping through the woods. ⇒ In this category fall some of the adaptive activities of psychotics, autists, pariahs, outcasts, vagrants, vagabonds, tramps , chronic drunkards and drug addicts. ⇒ who's been tramping all over the floor in muddy shoes? ⇒ it was a long tramp home through the snow |
Synonyms | bum, vagrant, hike, hobo, vagabond, slog, tread, plod, ramble, trudge, walk, trek, march, range, roam, stamp, stomp, trample, wander, beggar, |
Antonyms | resident, bolt, dart, internal, light, local, loyalist, proper, quash, certain, coast, downer, glide, hereditary, holdup, immanent, indigenous, inherent, intrinsic, lasting, |
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