蹈
trample; step on; dance; jump
Meanings
2 senses · 10 examplesverb
to trample; to step on; to tread
literaryOften used in formal or literary contexts, especially in set phrases and idioms.
He is willing to go through fire and water to serve the country.
We must not repeat the same mistakes; we should learn from lessons.
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One should follow rules and regulations, and abide by laws.
This grassland is off-limits for treading; please do not step in.
The soldiers trudged through the mud, advancing艰难地.
verb
to dance; to jump; to move rhythmically
Often used to describe dancing movements or rhythmic body motions.
At the Spring Festival Gala, the performers sang and danced, creating a lively atmosphere.
Hearing the good news, he was so happy that he danced for joy.
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Children sang and danced in the square, enjoying happy times.
The dancers expressed the vitality of spring through their graceful movements.
He unconsciously started dancing to the rhythm of the music.