trodden

英 [ˈtrɒdn]

美 [ˈtrɑːdn]

v. 踩; 踏; 践踏; 踩碎; 行走; 步行; 走
tread的过去分词

过去分词：trodden　

BNC.39332 / COCA.45297

柯林斯词典

I had my foot severely trodden upon in the bus.
我在公共汽车里被人重重地踩了我的脚。
How many feet, I wonder, had ( not) trodden that path!
不知有多少双脚走过了那条小路。
Her matronly fame was trodden under all men's feet.
她那主妇的声名任凭所有的人践踏在脚下。
Now, here I lay again crushed and trodden on; and could I ever rise more?
而如今，我又被打倒了，又受到了践踏；我还有再爬起来的日子吗？
The cattle had trodden a path to the pond.
牛群踏出了一条通往池塘的小径。
She had trodden on the broken bottle, blind as she was with tears and rage.
她眼泪汪汪，极为愤怒，一时没看见，竟一脚踩到了破碎的瓶子上。
The people have been trodden down for too long, and soon will rise to overthrow their unjust rulers.
受压迫多年的人民很快将起来推翻他们的统治者。
This was no trodden way, the freshness of the wood-flowers attested that foot of man seldom pressed them.
这是一条人迹未到的路，野花鲜艳，证明人脚很少踩踏过这些野花。
They get trodden on by the big people.
他们被那些有权势的人践踏。
The grass was trodden down near the cave.
山洞附近的草都被踏平了。