It is essential to learn Japanese vocabulary when studying the language. In addition to words borrowed from other languages, Japanese vocabulary is vast and diverse. Learning essential words and phrases, as well as specialized terminology and idiomatic expressions, is essential for effective communication in Japanese.
Japanese Vocabulary: 踏む
Meaning: “to step on” or “to tread on.”
Examples
- 誰かに足を踏まれた。 Somebody stepped on my foot.
- そのゴキブリを踏みつぶす stomp that cockroach
- 花を踏まないでください。 Don’t step on the flowers.
- 運転手がブレーキを踏んだ。 The driver stepped on the brake.
- 選手たちは必死で踏ん張った The players made a last desperate effort.
- 釘を踏んでケガをしました。 I injured myself stepping on a nail.
- なんか変なもの踏んじゃった。 I stepped on something weird.
- 赤信号でブレーキを踏んだの。 I stepped on the brake at the red light.
- 電車の隣の人に足を踏まれました。 The person next to me on the train stepped on my foot.
- 彼の車は、何かを踏んでパンクした。 His car ran over something and got a flat tire.
- アクセルを踏んで、スピードを上げた。 I stepped on the gas and increased the speed.
