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Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary
I. stomp [ingl. brit. stɒmp, ingl. am. stɑmp] SUST.
1. stomp (of feet):
2. stomp ingl. am. (dance):
II. stomp [ingl. brit. stɒmp, ingl. am. stɑmp] V. intr. (walk heavily)
he stomped off in a rage
en el diccionario PONS
stomp [stɒmp, ingl. am. stɑ:mp] V. intr.
1. stomp (walk with heavy tread):
2. stomp (walk intentionally heavily):
to stomp on sth ingl. am.
to stomp on sb fig.
3. stomp ingl. am. → stamp
I. stamp [stæmp] SUST.
1. stamp (postage stamp):
2. stamp (implement):
3. stamp (official mark):
stamp on metal
4. stamp (characteristic quality):
5. stamp ingl. brit. COM. (piece of paper with assigned value):
bon m
6. stamp (heavy blow with the foot):
II. stamp [stæmp] V. trans.
1. stamp (place a postage stamp):
2. stamp (mark with):
stamp on metal
3. stamp fig.:
to stamp sth on sth
graver qc sur qc
to stamp sb/sth as (being) sb/sth
étiqueter qn/qc comme qn/qc
4. stamp (stomp):
III. stamp [stæmp] V. intr.
en el diccionario PONS
stomp [stamp] V. intr.
to stomp on sth
to stomp on sb fig.
Present
Istomp
youstomp
he/she/itstomps
westomp
youstomp
theystomp
Past
Istomped
youstomped
he/she/itstomped
westomped
youstomped
theystomped
Present Perfect
Ihavestomped
youhavestomped
he/she/ithasstomped
wehavestomped
youhavestomped
theyhavestomped
Past Perfect
Ihadstomped
youhadstomped
he/she/ithadstomped
wehadstomped
youhadstomped
theyhadstomped
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Ejemplos de uso en el diccionario PONS (revisados por la redacción)
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More advanced classes incorporate dance elements such as turns, mambos, and stomps.
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One version simply ends with his hat being stomped on, the most widely circulated one ends with him throwing it in the tree.
en.wikipedia.org
Tim jumps and stomps on enemies to defeat them, and can collect keys to unlock doors or operate levers to trigger platforms.
en.wikipedia.org
Buck-and-wing consisted of gliding, sliding, and stomping movements at high speeds.
en.wikipedia.org
Bijou's central methodology incorporates physically and constructively releasing emotional energy from the body through crying, stomping, or shivering in order to restore calm and clarity.
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