New Zealand Slang
Tramping
Used when discussing outdoor activities or travel plans in nature.
Literal Meaning
To walk heavily or noisily; to tread or tramp down.
Actual Meaning
Bushwalking
Examples in Context

I'm planning to go tramping in the mountains this weekend, anyone want to join?

He spent the summer tramping around New Zealand, exploring its stunning landscapes.

After tramping through the bush for hours, we finally reached a beautiful waterfall.

Helpful Tips
  • 1In New Zealand, 'tramping' often refers specifically to hiking in natural, often rough terrain, usually in a bush or forest area.
  • 2Tramping is a popular activity that can involve staying overnight in huts or camping, so understanding this can help when planning a trip.
  • 3When someone mentions tramping, they may be talking about a longer trek rather than a short, casual walk, so it's good to clarify the plan.
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hiking
walking in nature
trail walking
backpacking
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