yomp
verb[I]
UKuk/jɒmp/us/jɑːmp/(often ofsoldiers) towalkquicklyandenergetically, usually whilecarryinga lot ofequipment:
负重吃力地行走；艰苦跋涉Energetictypescan be out beforebreakfastand yomp about thehillsuntil 10 a.m.精力充沛的士兵能在早饭前就出发，负重行军跋涉于山间直到十点钟。
- There were threebattlefieldsto yomp through.
- Not all of us havegloriouswinterlandscapesto yompacross.
- You won'tcareabout therainas you yompacrosstheBlackMountains.
Moving a long way on foot
- backpack
- backpacker
- backpacking
- bushwalking
- footslogging
- hike
- hiker
- hiking
- hoof
- hoof itidiom
- ramble
- traipse
- tramp
- trek
- trekking
- tromp
- trudge
- ultra-distance
yomp
noun[C]
uk/jɒmp/us/jɑːmp/aquickandenergeticwalk, usually whilecarryinga lot ofequipment:
Thecaptaincompleteda 30-mile yompacrossDartmoor with fiveminutestospare.
- Herfavouritewalkis alongyomp through aharshanddramaticlandscape.
- Themetrostationis a 15-minuteuphillyomp away.
- An earlymemoryis of a Cadet Corps yompacrossWales.
Moving a long way on foot
- backpack
- backpacker
- backpacking
- bushwalking
- footslogging
- hike
- hiker
- hiking
- hoof
- hoof itidiom
- ramble
- traipse
- tramp
- trek
- trekking
- tromp
- trudge
- ultra-distance