English–French
“trample” in French
How to say “trample” in French
“Trample” in French is piétiner.
Feet repeatedly press the same patch of ground, either without moving forward or hard enough to crush what lies there.
Example sentences with piétiner
On ne doit pas piétiner les droits des autres.
We must not trample on other people's rights.
Tips for using piétiner
- With a direct object, piétiner can mean trample something, while piétiner sur place means remain in place; a project or negotiation can also piétiner figuratively.