bump

US: /ˈbəmp/

UK: /bˈʌmp/


English - Vietnamese dictionary

bump /bʌmp/
  • danh từ
    • tiếng vạc kêu
    • nội động từ
      • kêu (vạc); kêu như vạc
      • danh từ
        • sự va mạnh, sự đụng mạnh; cú va mạnh, cú đụng mạnh
        • chỗ sưng bướu, chỗ sưng u lên (vì bị va mạnh)
        • cái bướu (biểu thị tài năng); tài năng, năng lực, khiếu
          • the bump of mathematics: khiếu về toán
        • (thể dục,thể thao) sự đụng vào đuôi chiếc ca nô chạy trước (trong cuộc đua rượt bắt)
        • (hàng không) lỗ hổng không khí
        • (hàng không) sự nảy bật (của máy bay)
        • nội động từ
          • đâm vào, đâm sầm vào
            • to bump against the door: đâm sầm vào cửa
            • to bump into someone: đâm sầm vào ai
          • xóc nảy lên, nảy xuống
            • the lorry bumped along the rought mountain road: chiếc xe tải xóc nảy lên trên con đường núi gồ ghề
        • ngoại động từ
          • va, đụng
            • to bump one's head against the door: va đầu vào cửa
          • ẩy, vứt xuống
          • vọt lên, bật mạnh lên (quả bóng)
          • đánh đòn lưng tôm (nắm tay chân rồi quật đít vào tường, xuống sàn)
          • (thể dục,thể thao) đụng phải đuôi (ca nô chạy trước trong cuộc đua rượt bắt)
          • (từ Mỹ,nghĩa Mỹ), (quân sự), (từ lóng) bắn phá
          • (từ lóng) cho ra rìa, tống cổ ra
          • to bump off
            • (từ Mỹ,nghĩa Mỹ), (từ lóng) khử đi, giết (ai)
        • phó từ
          • va đánh rầm một cái
            • to run bump against the door: đâm đầu vào cửa đánh rầm một cái
          • đột nhiên

        Advanced English dictionary

        verb, noun
        + verb
        1 [V] ~ against / into sb/sth to hit sb/sth accidentally: In the dark I bumped into a chair. + The car bumped against the kerb.
        2 [VN] ~ sth (against / on sth) to hit sth, especially a part of your body, against or on sth: Be careful not to bump your head on the beam when you stand up.
        3 [+adv./prep.] to move across a rough surface: [V] The jeep bumped along the dirt track. + [VN] The car bumped its way slowly down the drive. + She entered the subway, bumping her bags down the steps.
        Phrasal Verbs: bump into sb (informal) to meet sb by chance: I bumped into Simon this morning.
        bump sb<->off (informal) to murder sb
        bump sth<->up (informal) to increase or raise sth: They bump up their prices in the summer months. + We've bumped up the connection speed to make downloading much faster.
        + noun
        1 [C] the action or sound of sth hitting a hard surface: He fell to the ground with a bump. + We could hear loud bumps from upstairs where the children were playing.
        2 [C] a swelling on the body, often caused by a blow
        Synonym: LUMP
        She was covered in bumps and bruises. + How did you get that bump on your forehead?
        3 [C] a part of a flat surface that is not even, but raised above the rest of it: a bump in the road
        See also - BUMPY
        4 [C] a slight accident in which your vehicle hits sth: I had a bump in the car earlier, but it wasn't serious.
        5 (the bumps) [pl.] (BrE) (on a child's birthday) the act of lifting the child in the air and then putting them down on the ground, once for every year of their age: We gave her the bumps.
        Idioms see EARTH n., THING

        Thesaurus dictionary

        n.
        1 blow, collision, thud, hit, knock, buffet, clunk, whack:
        That bump on the head seems to have affected him.
        2 lump, protuberance, welt, swelling, tumescence, knob, bulge:
        How did you get that bump on your forehead?
        v.
        3 knock (against), strike, hit, collide (with), run into, ram; smash, crash, Colloq wallop:
        I bumped into the car in front as I was parking.
        4 bump into. meet, encounter, run into or across, come across, stumble over:
        I bumped into Philippa at the hairdresser's.
        5 bump off. murder, kill, put away, assassinate, do away with, execute, liquidate, dispatch or despatch, Slang take for a ride, destroy, eliminate, rub out, wipe out, do in, US waste, ice:
        They bumped off Wimpy, boss; he was pulled out of the river wearing concrete overshoes.

        Collocation

        1 sudden strong blow

        ADJ.

        loud | slight

        PREP.

        with a ~
        We landed with a loud bump.

        2 lump on the body

        ADJ.

        big | little, small

        VERB + BUMP

        have | get

        PREP.

        ~ on
        He got a nasty bump on his head.

        3 lump in a flat surface

        VERB + BUMP

        hit
        We hit a bump and the car swerved.

        PREP.

        ~ in
        a bump in the road


        Concise dictionary

        bumps|bumped|bumpingbʌmp
        noun
        +a lump on the body caused by a blow
        +something that bulges out or is protuberant or projects from its surroundings
        +an impact (as from a collision)
        verb
        +knock against with force or violence
        +come upon, as if by accident; meet with
        +dance erotically or dance with the pelvis thrust forward
        +assign to a lower position; reduce in rank
        +remove or force from a position of dwelling previously occupied

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