Définition et Signification de "tread"

to tread

VERBE

fouler , piétiner

to step on or crush something with the feet, often implying a forceful or heavy action

Transitive: to tread on sth

marcher, piétiner

to move along a path, surface, or area by taking steps

Intransitive: to tread somewhere

réprimer, trampler sur

to suppress or control with force, as if trampling down opposition or resistance

Transitive: to tread sth

fouler, marquer

(of a male bird) to engage in the mating process

Transitive: to tread a female bird

Tread

NOM

pas, marche

a step in walking or running

marche, tread

the horizontal part of a step in a staircase that provides a surface to walk on

What is a "tread"?

A tread is the horizontal part of a step in a staircase where a person places their foot when ascending or descending. It is the flat surface that provides stability and comfort while navigating the stairs. Treads can vary in width and depth, depending on the design of the staircase, and can be made from various materials, such as wood, metal, or stone. The design of treads is important for safety, as they should be wide enough to accommodate footsteps comfortably while also allowing for easy movement between steps. Additionally, treads may feature non-slip surfaces to enhance safety further.

semelle, bandage

the part (as of a wheel or shoe) that makes contact with the ground

profil de la gomme, dessin de la bande de roulement

the part of a tire that comes into contact with the road, featuring patterns for grip

tread

retread