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yomp
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yomp [jɒmp]
vb
(intr) to walk or trek laboriously, esp heavily laden and over difficult terrain
[military slang, of uncertain origin]
Translations
yomp
vi (Mil sl) → sich schleppen
yomp [jɒmp] vi (Brit) (Mil) (fam) → percorrere un terreno accidentato
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This was the last of three cars driven on the 3 launch on a trek into the Scottish Highlands when it yomped and gripped its way energetically along miles of single-track roads.
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As we yomped into the darkness, thick peanut butter mud cloyed at our feet.
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