蹂 (róu) - To trample & to tread on
蹂 · róu
To trample;
to tread on;
to oppress;
to ravage;
to crush underfoot.
To trampleto tread onto oppress
Usage highlights
Trample underfootTrample the grassRavage the landOppress the peopleCrush with forceTrample human rights
Usage & contexts
Examples
- The rioters trampled the grass (蹂躏草地).
- The army ravaged the countryside (蹂躏乡村).
- He felt his rights were being trampled (感到权利被蹂躏).
- The evidence was crushed underfoot (证据被蹂躏).
Collocations
- Trample underfoot(蹂躏)
- Trample the grass(蹂躏草地)
- Ravage the land(蹂躏土地)
- Oppress the people(蹂躏人民)
- Crush with force(蹂躏摧残)
- Trample human rights(蹂躏人权)
Idioms
- Trample and ravage(蹂躏摧残)
- Trample and oppress(蹂躏压迫)
- Trample and plunder(蹂躏掠夺)
- Trample and destroy(蹂躏破坏)
Cultural background
FAQ- Originally described the physical act of trampling, especially by horses or in battle.
- Extended metaphorically to describe oppression, violation, or destruction of people, rights, or lands.
- Often carries strong negative connotations of violence, abuse, and devastation.
- Commonly used in historical contexts describing wartime atrocities or tyrannical rule.