Domande riguardo a frasi esempio con, spiegazione d'utilizzo di "Tread"s

A: it means being really careful especially before you offend or provoke someone

A: “Tread” has a couple meanings: 1) to step or walk on/over, 2) to follow closely in a specific manner (mentally or physically) or 3) a sound that describes a step

A: You better tread carefully : watch your step/be careful
I’m onto you : I am aware of what you are doing

So altogether: be cautious, I see what you’re doing.
The tone implies that the person you’re speaking to is trying to be sneaky or doing something they aren’t supposed to do

A: tread

verb

: to walk: to walk on or along (something): to form (a path) by walking

Full Definition

transitive verb1 a : to step or walk on or over
b : to walk or proceed along :follow 2 a : to beat or press with the feet :trample
b : to subdue or repress as if by trampling : crush3 : to copulate with — used of a male bird4 a : to form by treading : beat 
b : to execute by stepping ordancing 
intransitive verb1 : to move or proceed on or as if on foot 2

tread·er noun tread on one's toes : to giveoffense (as by encroaching on one's rights or feelings)tread water : to keep the body nearly upright in the water and the head above water by a treading motion of the feet usually aided by the hands


Examples

They slowly trod back to thecamp.
Don't tread on the grass.treading the halls of the Senate

Synonyms: ambulate, foot (it),hoof (it), leg (it), pad, step, traipse,walk

2

tread

noun

: the part of a tire that touches the ground : the pattern of raised lineson the surface of a tire: a mark made by a tire when it rolls over the ground: the
 part of a shoe or boot that touches the ground : the pattern ofraised lines on the bottom of a shoe or boot

Full Definition

1 : a mark (as a footprint or theimprint of a tire) made by or as if by treading
2 a (1) : the action of treading (2) :an act or instance of treading : 
step
b : manner of stepping
c : the sound of treading3 a : the part of a shoe or boot sole that touches the ground; also : the pattern on the bottom of a sole
b (1) : the part of a wheel or tirethat makes contact with a road or rail (2) : the pattern of ridges orgrooves made or cut in the face of a tire
4 : the distance between the points of contact with the ground of the two front wheels or the two rearwheels of a vehicle
a : the upper horizontal part of a step
b : the width of such a tread

Examples

The treads of the tires werebadly worn.
running shoes with good 
treads

A: It has other meaning also:
2.the top surface of a step or stair.
3.the thick molded part of a vehicle tire that grips the road.
the part of a wheel that touches the ground or rail.
the upper surface of a railroad track, in contact with the wheels.
the part of the sole of a shoe that rests on the ground.

A: @ici-maintenant yes. Tread is “to walk lightly or carefully.” It’s less common than walk. It’s mostly used to tell people to walk carefully somewhere.

A: “Tread lightly because she’s still upset.”
(In this sentence, “tread lightly” is a metaphor. It means “be careful”.)

Actually, it’s used mostly as metaphors.

“Tread carefully because your brother is sensitive.”

“I had to tread lightly but I convinced him to let us have a party.”

A: @blunova897: I tread carefully through the patch of flowers, as I didn't want to damage them. (Present)

I trod on my friends foot by accident. (Past tense)

When the slugs arrive in my garden, I will tread on them. (Future)

A: "Treads" (noun) are the grooves carved into shoes or tires to assist in walking or driving, respectively. "To tread" (verb) is synonymous with "to walk" (verb) in American English. However, the only common usage is "Don't tread on me" as spruceh0rn described.

A: tread is the surface of a stair step, or the grooves on a tire, or a manner of walking

to tread is to step (tread over the path), or to stay above water by moving your feet (tread water)

gate is a hinged opening in a fence

gait is a manner of walking

gait and tread are similar

A: Tread means step on (Irregular verb, Past tense = tread)
I accidentally tread on the cat's tail.
I tread on a twig and it snapped.
Tread lightly around her -she hasn't had her coffee yet this morning.

Trample means stomp over repetitively
The cows trampled through the mud.
He fell and got trampled on by the crowd.
Those children trampled all over my beautiful flowers!

A: Tread is more poetic or formal than step.
I was walking in the field and I accidentally stepped on a frog.
You need to tread lightly in order to avoid hurting anyone’s feelings
That is a step in the right direction.
When you come into the house late at night you need to tread quietly so your parents don’t hear you.

Also, both step and tread are used as nouns to refer to the individual boards on a staircase that you walk on.

A: Tread from what I know means to set down your foot or feet like when you're walking.

Ex. I happened to tread on his foot while dancing

And regarding Tread on, I only happen to know the idiom, "to tread on someone's toes" or to offend or irritate someone.

I hope this helped :)