English to Shona Meaning of clomp - clomp

Clomp :

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Definitions of clomp in English

Verb(1) walk clumsily

Examples of clomp in English

(1) the clomp of booted feet(2) He clomped into the kitchen and opened the dishwasher.(3) And, just as Raven had foreseen, the Leviathan rushed forward, its hooves clomping down upon the stone flagstones.(4) Hank came into the house without knocking, and came clomping down the steps.(5) No sooner had he disappeared than her mother clomped down the steps, with a small stack of floral cotton bed linens.(6) The horses' hooves clomped on the cobbled pathways in a heavy rhythm, never breaking a beat.(7) The familiar round-shaped lunch-lady, Theresa, clomped into the kitchen.(8) On his arm was the bag of sugar and the horse walked toward him, his big hooves clomping on the stable floor.(9) Instead, before we had time to think about it, we had Sean Connery and the entire cast of Brigadoon clomping down Fifth Avenue in kilts.(10) I heard someone walk into the stable, boots clomping .(11) The centaur-like beast stepped forward, its skillet-sized hooves clomping on the wooden floor.(12) Mandella followed, clomping after her in chunky, two inch soled shoes.(13) Yells came from inside the house and footsteps clomped up to the door.(14) I wonder what they would say if they knew I dug my combat boots out of my closet and clomped around the house in them all weekend.(15) He turns and leaves the room, his shoes clomping against the floor.(16) Horses clomped out a steady pace up front, neighing every now and then to show their displeasure at being harnessed.

(1) cloister ::

cloister

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1. clump ::

chaunga

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