BUMP


Meaning of BUMP in English

I.

noun

1 sudden strong blow

ADJECTIVE

▪ loud

▪ minor , slight

VERB + BUMP

▪ feel , take

PREPOSITION

▪ with a ~

We landed with a loud ~.

2 lump on the body

ADJECTIVE

▪ big , huge , large , nasty , nice

▪ little , small , tiny

▪ red

▪ goose (usually goosebumps ) ( esp. AmE )

VERB + BUMP

▪ get , have

PREPOSITION

▪ ~ on

He got a nasty ~ on his head.

PHRASES

▪ ~s and bruises

3 lump in a flat surface

ADJECTIVE

▪ speed (= on a road) ( esp. AmE )

VERB + BUMP

▪ hit

We hit a ~ and the car swerved.

▪ smooth out ( often figurative )

My job is to smooth out the ~s in supply and demand.

PREPOSITION

▪ ~ in

a ~ in the road

II.

verb

ADVERB

▪ accidentally

▪ gently

▪ almost , nearly

PREPOSITION

▪ against

I ran after her, ~ing against people in my rush.

▪ into

I ~ed into the corner of a table as I left.

▪ on

I ~ed my head on the door frame.

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