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  • verb
    /ˈtrɛd/ treads; trod /ˈtrɑːd/ also treaded; trodden /ˈtrɑːdn̩/ or trod; treading
    [no obj] :to walk
    They slowly trod back to the camp.
    Don't tread on the grass. - often used figuratively
    He has gone where others fear to tread. [=he has done things that other people are afraid to do]
    If you're thinking about asking for a raise, I advise you to tread lightly. [=to proceed carefully]
    [+ obj] :to walk on or along (something)
    treading the halls of the Senate - often used figuratively
    The company is treading a fine line between tradition and innovation.
    [+ obj] :to form (a path) by walking
    Countless footsteps have trodden a path to their door.
    [+ obj] :to crush or press (something) with your feet
    Don't tread dirt into the carpet.
    treading grapes for wine
    tread on someone's toes
    xem toe
    tread the boards
    old-fashioned :to perform on a stage as an actor
    It's been many years since he first trod the boards on Broadway.
    tread water
    to float upright in deep water by moving your legs and usually your arms forward and backward
    to stay in a situation without making any progress
    I'm just treading water financially right now.
    noun
    plural treads
    [count] the part of a tire that touches the ground :the pattern of raised lines on the surface of a tire
    The treads of the tires were badly worn.
    a mark made by a tire when it rolls over the ground
    The police found tire treads [=tracks] in the mud. - see also retread
    the part of a shoe or boot that touches the ground :the pattern of raised lines on the bottom of a shoe or boot
    running shoes with good treads
    the part of a stair that you step on
    the way that someone walks or the sound made by walking
    a light/heavy tread [=step]

    * Các từ tương tự:
    treadle, treadmill