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trod
trod
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немски
немски
trod [trɒd, Am trɑ:d] ГЛАГ
trod pt, pp of tread
I. tread <trod [or Am a. treaded], trodden [or trod]> [tred] ГЛАГ нпрх
1. tread (step):
in/auf etw вин treten
2. tread (maltreat):
jdn treten
Phrases:
II. tread <trod [or Am a. treaded], trodden [or trod]> [tred] ГЛАГ прх
to tread sth down grass
to tread sth into sth
etw in etw вин [hinein]treten
Phrases:
III. tread [tred] СЪЩ
1. tread no pl (walking):
Tritt м <-(e)s, -e>
Schritt м <-(e)s, -e>
2. tread (step):
Stufe f <-, -n>
3. tread (profile):
tread of tyre
tread of shoe
I. tread <trod [or Am a. treaded], trodden [or trod]> [tred] ГЛАГ нпрх
1. tread (step):
in/auf etw вин treten
2. tread (maltreat):
jdn treten
Phrases:
II. tread <trod [or Am a. treaded], trodden [or trod]> [tred] ГЛАГ прх
to tread sth down grass
to tread sth into sth
etw in etw вин [hinein]treten
Phrases:
III. tread [tred] СЪЩ
1. tread no pl (walking):
Tritt м <-(e)s, -e>
Schritt м <-(e)s, -e>
2. tread (step):
Stufe f <-, -n>
3. tread (profile):
tread of tyre
tread of shoe
Запис в OpenDict
tread СЪЩ
to tread on sb's corns Brit
немски
немски
английски
английски
tyre [or Am tire] tread
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Soon the competition in the form of both mainstream and speciality retailers were again following in his footsteps.
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Her mouth frequently appears out of sync with her words, and her footsteps often sound ten minutes before she actually makes them.
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Both their children have followed in their footsteps.
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Former fraternity members reported, not only the phantom footsteps, but servants peering out from behind mirrors and people in military uniforms.
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He also became a sculptor, following in the footsteps of his father, who was also a sculptor.
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Otherwise we could be seriously injured if for example the saddle hit us in the head, we were trodden on or simply squashed between the camels.
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Dabei könnten wir uns schwer verletzen indem wir den Sattel an den Kopf bekommen, getreten oder einfach zwischen den Kamelen zerquetscht werden.
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