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

Heavy soils which turn into a quagmire when trodden.
践踏后变成烂泥的黏重土壤。
She had trodden many boards before achieving world fame in "Never on Sunday".
她当了多年的演员，最后才在“绝不在周日”一剧中取得了国际声誉。
They get trodden on by the big people.
他们被那些有权势的人践踏。
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。
Her trampled flowers lay crushed and broken; the grass was trodden and muddy.
她那被践踏的花朵一片片的躺在地上；草地被践踏得泥泞不堪。
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。
You could see where the grass had been trodden down by all the people passing across the field.
你可以看到田里人们走来走去的地方，草地被踏平了。
The cattle had trodden a path to the pond.
牛群踏出了一条通往池塘的小径。
The trail that cut across the woods was often trodden.
横穿小树林的那条小径常有人走。
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？