bump
bump 英 [bʌmp] 美 [bʌmp]
n. 肿块，隆起物；撞击 vi. 碰撞，撞击；颠簸而行 vt. 碰，撞；颠簸
进行时:bumping 过去式:bumped 过去分词:bumped 第三人称单数:bumps 名词复数:bumps
- A bump is an area that bulges out, like a pregnant woman's stomach. To bump someone is to knock into them.
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- n. 肿块，隆起物；撞击
- vi. 碰撞，撞击；颠簸而行
- vt. 碰，撞；颠簸
- adv. 突然地，猛烈地
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1. The car bumped against the kerb.
汽车撞上了路缘。
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2. Be careful not to bump your head on the beam when you stand up.
当心站起来时头别撞了横梁。
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3. The jeep bumped along the dirt track.
吉普车在土路上颠簸着行驶。
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4. The coach told him he had been bumped from the crew.
教练通知他已被调出赛艇队。
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5. We kept bumping up against inflexible regulations.
我们不断遭遇到僵化的管理条例。
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6. He fell to the ground with a bump.
他砰的一声摔倒在地上。
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7. How did you get that bump on your forehead?
你额头上怎么起了个包？
- bump (n.) 1590s, "protuberance caused by a blow;" 1610s as "a dull-sounding, solid blow;" see bump (v.). The dancer's bump and grind attested from 1940. To be like a bump on a log "silent, stupidly inarticulate" is by 1863, American English.
- bump (v.) 1560s, "to bulge out;" 1610s, "to strike heavily, cause to come into violent contact," perhaps from Scandinavian, probably echoic, if the original sense was "hitting" then of "swelling from being hit." It also has a long association with the obsolete verb bum "make a booming noise." To bump into "meet by chance" is from 1886; to bump off "kill" is by 1908 in underworld slang. Related: Bumped; bumping. Bumpsy (adj.) was old slang for "drunk" (1610s).
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