Definition of tramping in English:

tramping

nounˈtrampɪŋˈtræmpɪŋ

mass nounNZ

The recreational activity of going for long-distance walks in rough country.
eight days of tramping means you have to think seriously about each item you carry
Example sentencesExamples
- Try out bungee jumping, go tramping, see the sights on horseback, swim with dolphins—there is plenty to see and do in New Zealand.
- Her website lists her interests as gardening, swimming, tramping, kayaking, reading, and music.
- When he's not taking care of business, he enjoys gardening, walking, and tramping—he has walked most of the great walks in the country.
- One of the highlights of any South Island trip is the range of guided hikes into the wilderness—Kiwis call this tramping.
- The final 90 minutes took three hours because of the gradual incline we hadn't taken into account—I soon learned this is one of the fundamental laws of tramping.
- Go there for good baking, and eat there or buy lunch for tramping.
- "There are no tents in tramping," he lectures, shaking his black beard.
- The winter months were for ice climbing and tramping in the mountains.
- Those of you interested in surfing, swimming, and tramping should check out my first article for a general overview of West Auckland.
- She has enjoyed her stay, despite encountering cyclones, and managed to do some tramping and sightseeing around the glaciers on the West Coast.

Definition of tramping in US English:

tramping

nounˈtræmpɪŋˈtrampiNG

The recreational activity of going for long-distance walks in rough country.
eight days of tramping means you have to think seriously about each item you carry
Example sentencesExamples
- When he's not taking care of business, he enjoys gardening, walking, and tramping—he has walked most of the great walks in the country.
- Try out bungee jumping, go tramping, see the sights on horseback, swim with dolphins—there is plenty to see and do in New Zealand.
- Her website lists her interests as gardening, swimming, tramping, kayaking, reading, and music.
- Go there for good baking, and eat there or buy lunch for tramping.
- The final 90 minutes took three hours because of the gradual incline we hadn't taken into account—I soon learned this is one of the fundamental laws of tramping.
- The winter months were for ice climbing and tramping in the mountains.
- "There are no tents in tramping," he lectures, shaking his black beard.
- She has enjoyed her stay, despite encountering cyclones, and managed to do some tramping and sightseeing around the glaciers on the West Coast.
- Those of you interested in surfing, swimming, and tramping should check out my first article for a general overview of West Auckland.
- One of the highlights of any South Island trip is the range of guided hikes into the wilderness—Kiwis call this tramping.

单词	tramping
释义	Definition of tramping in English: tramping nounˈtrampɪŋˈtræmpɪŋ mass nounNZ The recreational activity of going for long-distance walks in rough country. eight days of tramping means you have to think seriously about each item you carry Example sentencesExamples Try out bungee jumping, go tramping, see the sights on horseback, swim with dolphins—there is plenty to see and do in New Zealand. Her website lists her interests as gardening, swimming, tramping, kayaking, reading, and music. When he's not taking care of business, he enjoys gardening, walking, and tramping—he has walked most of the great walks in the country. One of the highlights of any South Island trip is the range of guided hikes into the wilderness—Kiwis call this tramping. The final 90 minutes took three hours because of the gradual incline we hadn't taken into account—I soon learned this is one of the fundamental laws of tramping. Go there for good baking, and eat there or buy lunch for tramping. "There are no tents in tramping," he lectures, shaking his black beard. The winter months were for ice climbing and tramping in the mountains. Those of you interested in surfing, swimming, and tramping should check out my first article for a general overview of West Auckland. She has enjoyed her stay, despite encountering cyclones, and managed to do some tramping and sightseeing around the glaciers on the West Coast. Definition of tramping in US English: tramping nounˈtræmpɪŋˈtrampiNG NZ The recreational activity of going for long-distance walks in rough country. eight days of tramping means you have to think seriously about each item you carry Example sentencesExamples When he's not taking care of business, he enjoys gardening, walking, and tramping—he has walked most of the great walks in the country. Try out bungee jumping, go tramping, see the sights on horseback, swim with dolphins—there is plenty to see and do in New Zealand. Her website lists her interests as gardening, swimming, tramping, kayaking, reading, and music. Go there for good baking, and eat there or buy lunch for tramping. The final 90 minutes took three hours because of the gradual incline we hadn't taken into account—I soon learned this is one of the fundamental laws of tramping. The winter months were for ice climbing and tramping in the mountains. "There are no tents in tramping," he lectures, shaking his black beard. She has enjoyed her stay, despite encountering cyclones, and managed to do some tramping and sightseeing around the glaciers on the West Coast. Those of you interested in surfing, swimming, and tramping should check out my first article for a general overview of West Auckland. One of the highlights of any South Island trip is the range of guided hikes into the wilderness—Kiwis call this tramping.
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