trampleKK [ˈtræmpəl] ｜ /ˈtræmpəl/
GEPT 中高級
C2verb
to tread or stomp heavily or roughly, especially over and over again
During the protest, the crowd trampled over the barricades, leaving a trail of destruction behind.
踩踏；踐踏
C2verb
to walk on and flatten, often destroying or damaging what is underfoot
During the protest, the crowd began to trample the flower beds, ruining the carefully cultivated plants.
踩壞；踩扁
C2verb
to injure by trampling, or as if by trampling, such as crushing or mashing
As the crowd rushed towards the stage, they began to trample each other, causing several people to be injured.
C2noun
the sound of heavy treading or stomping, usually with force
As they marched through the forest, the soldiers' trample echoed loudly, striking fear into the hearts of those nearby.