(n) highbrow
aloof
transcendent
(n,vs) congestion
traffic jam
throng
hustle and bustle
(P)
(n) leather-soled sandals
(n,vs) trampling down
(v5m,vt) (1) to step on
to tread on
(2) to experience
to undergo
(3) to estimate
to value
to appraise
(4) to rhyme
(5) (arch) to inherit (the throne, etc.)
(6) to follow (rules, morals, principles, etc.)
(P)
(n,vs,adj-no) survey
exploration
field investigation
(n) treadmill
(n,vs) following (e.g. suit, in someone's footsteps, etc.)
emulation
(n) (1) railway crossing
railroad crossing
train crossing
level crossing
(2) starting line
scratch
(3) determination
(4) stepping over the edge of the ring (in sumo)
(P)
(n) (1) stool (stood on to reach high objects)
small stepladder
(2) (figurative) stepping stone
(n,vs) crushing underfoot
travelling on foot
traveling on foot
(n,vs,adj-no) dancing
(P)
(n,adj-no) untrodden
unexplored
unprecedented
heretofore unknown
new ground
(adj-na) transcendent
(n) transcendentalists
Parnassians
(n,vs) sounding out
measuring the depths (of a river)
(n,vs) stepping
stamping
marking time
(P)
(n,vs) appraisal
estimation
evaluation
setting prices
(n) tablet bearing Christian images, on which Edo-period authorities forced suspected Christians to trample
(P)
(n) treadmill
(n) place to stand
(n) stepping stone
(n) (1) railway crossing
railroad crossing
train crossing
level crossing
(2) starting line
scratch
(3) determination
(4) stepping over the edge of the ring (in sumo)
(n) (1) stool (stood on to reach high objects)
small stepladder
(2) (figurative) stepping stone
(n) a step
(flight of) stairs
(n) pedal
treadle
footboard
(n) bales forming the steps to climb onto the ring
(n) tread (of a wheel)
step (of a stair)
(n) tread (of a wheel)
step (of a stair)
(n) (arch) stool (stood on to reach high objects)
