No. 12,008 in German
trooping
The German word "trooping" does not exist; it is likely an English word.
In a sentence
Die Soldaten marschierten im Gleichschritt durch die Stadt, wie als ob sie trooping wären.
The soldiers marched in unison through the city, as if they were trooping.
Here, 'trooping' describes the organized movement of a group, common in military or ceremonial contexts.
Beim Umzug trugen die Kinder bunte Kostüme und bewegten sich fröhlich, als wären sie in einem trooping.
During the procession, the children wore colorful costumes and walked joyfully, as if they were in a trooping.
In this case, 'trooping' refers to an organized group event, often celebratory or communal.
Nach den Festlichkeiten sah man die Leute trooping zurück in ihre Häuser.
After the celebrations, people were seen trooping back to their homes.
Here, 'trooping' indicates a collective or somewhat organized return of a group to a location.
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