tramp
BrE /træmp/ AmE /træmp/
noun en → es
a homeless person who travels from place to place and has no fixed home or job
vagabundo, mendigo
Collocations homeless tramp
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The police found a tramp sleeping on the park bench.
La policía encontró a un vagabundo durmiendo en el banco del parque.
to walk with heavy, slow steps, especially because you are tired or sad
arrastrar los pies, caminar pesadamente
Collocations tramp along/down/up
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She tramped down the street, her head bowed.
Ella arrastró los pies por la calle con la cabeza gacha.
to hit something hard and repeatedly with your foot or a stick, etc.
golpear, patear
Collocations tramp on
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He tramped on the ground in frustration.
Él golpeó el suelo con frustración.
a rough path or track, especially one made by people walking over it often
sendero, camino
Collocations tramp through
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They tramped through the snow.
Ellos caminaron a través de la nieve.
a job that is done by someone who travels from place to place and does different kinds of work in each place
trabajo itinerante, trabajo de temporada
Collocations take on a tramp
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He took on a tramp as a seasonal worker.
Él contrató un trabajador itinerante como obrero temporal.
a piece of metal type used in printing, or the letter that appears when this is printed
letra de imprenta, tipo
Collocations tramp out
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The tramps were all the same size.
Las letras de imprenta eran todas del mismo tamaño.
a ship that carries goods across the sea, especially one that is old and not very valuable
buque mercante viejo, barco de carga
Collocations tramp steamer
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The tramp steamer was loaded with cargo.
El buque mercante viejo estaba cargado con mercancías.
a machine that is used for printing, especially one that prints on cloth or paper to make patterns or designs
máquina de impresión, estampadora
Collocations tramp press
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The tramp press was used to print the fabric.
La máquina de impresión se utilizó para imprimir el tejido.