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bump
[bʌmp]
sustantivo
1. golpe (m) sacudida (f) (jolt)
  • to come back down to earth with a bump (sentido figurado) -> volver a la dura realidad
  • bump start -> = método de arranque de un coche empujándolo mientras se mete la marcha conforme se pone en movimiento (for car)
2. chichón (m) (lump)
verbo transitivo
también:
  • to bump one's head against something -> golpearse en la cabeza con algo

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bump [bamp]
sustantivo
1. Hinchazón o bulto, protuberancia (lump in surface); giba joroba, corcova hablando de animales; bollo, chichón (on head); bodoque de golpes dados en la cabeza; abolladura, en el metal; barriga, en una pared.
  • That brought me back to reality with a bump -> eso me devolvió de golpe a la realidad
  • Things that go bump in the night -> cosas que dan miedo
Bache (on road). Golpe (blow); sacudida (jolt); topetazo (collision). Golpe (sound).
  • I bumped my elbow on/against the door -> me dí en el codo con/contra la puerta
  • I bumped the post as I was reversing -> choqué con/contra el poste al dar marcha atrás (hit, knock lightly)
  • We got bumped from the flight -> nos quedamos sin plaza en el vuelo
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
  • To bump against something/somebody -> darse o chocar contra algo/alguien (hit, knock)
va. Dar estallido como una bomba. Golpear, dar golpes. Echar (remove, throw out).

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bump [bʌmp]
noun
1 (blow, noise) choque (m); topetazo (m); (jolt of vehicle) sacudida (f); (Aer) rebote (m); (in falling) batacazo (m)
things that go bump in the night cosas que hacen ruidos misteriosos en la noche
to come down to earth with a bump volver a la realidad de un golpe
Company bosses have come back down to earth with a bump after a period of post-election euphoria
2 (swelling) bollo (m); abolladura (f); (on skin) chichón (m); hinchazón (f); (on road etc) bache (m)
verb:transitive
[+car] chocar contra
to bump one's head darse un golpe en la cabeza; to bump one's head on a door dar con la cabeza contra una puerta
verb:intransitive
to bump along (move joltingly) avanzar dando sacudidas; the economy continues to bump along the bottom (Britain) la economía continúa arrastrándose por los suelos
The British economy is still bumping along the bottom of recession

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Verb Conjugation for "bump"

Imperative
  • bump
  • you bump
  • he/she bumps
  • we bump
  • you bump
  • they bump
Preterite
  • I bumped
  • you bumped
  • he/she bumped
  • we bumped
  • you bumped
  • they bumped
Present Continuous
  • I am bumping
  • you are bumping
  • he/she is bumping
  • we are bumping
  • you are bumping
  • they are bumping
Present Perfect
  • I have bumped
  • you have bumped
  • he/she has bumped
  • we have bumped
  • you have bumped
  • they have bumped
Past Continuous
  • I was bumping
  • you were bumping
  • he/she was bumping
  • we were bumping
  • you were bumping
  • they were bumping
Past Perfect
  • I had bumped
  • you had bumped
  • he/she had bumped
  • we had bumped
  • you had bumped
  • they had bumped
Future
  • I will bump
  • you will bump
  • he/she will bump
  • we will bump
  • you will bump
  • they will bump
Future Perfect
  • I will have bumped
  • you will have bumped
  • he/she will have bumped
  • we will have bumped
  • you will have bumped
  • they will have bumped
Future Continuous
  • I will be bumping
  • you will be bumping
  • he/she will be bumping
  • we will be bumping
  • you will be bumping
  • they will be bumping
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been bumping
  • you have been bumping
  • he/she has been bumping
  • we have been bumping
  • you have been bumping
  • they have been bumping
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been bumping
  • you will have been bumping
  • he/she will have been bumping
  • we will have been bumping
  • you will have been bumping
  • they will have been bumping
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been bumping
  • you had been bumping
  • he/she had been bumping
  • we had been bumping
  • you had been bumping
  • they had been bumping
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