踏
tread; step on; inspect on-site
Meanings
2 senses · 10 examplesverb
to step on; to tread; to stamp
Literal action of placing one's foot on something. Often used in physical contexts or as a metaphor for embarking on something.
He stepped lightly into the room.
Don't trample on the grass.
Show 3 more examplesShow fewer examples
The soldiers marched forward with synchronized steps.
He is determined to work diligently and down-to-earth.
After graduation, she stepped into her job with full confidence.
verb
to inspect on-site; to survey; to go and see
formalUsed in contexts of investigation, inspection, or surveying a location, often for professional purposes like engineering or planning.
The engineers will go to the construction site for an on-site survey tomorrow.
Before starting construction, the terrain must be inspected on-site.
Show 3 more examplesShow fewer examples
The police combed the entire mountain area on foot searching for clues.
He personally spent a day visiting the market on-site to gather information for his report.
The design team is currently scouting out new tourist routes.