dump

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dump
[dʌmp]
sustantivo
1vertedero (m) basurero (m) (for refuse)
  • what a dump! (familiar) -> ¡qué asco de sitio!, ¡qué sitio más cutre! (español de España), ¡qué lugar más terraja! (RP)
  • dump truck -> volquete (m)
2(militar) (store)
    depósito (m)
3(informática)
  • (memory or storage) dump -> volcado (m) de memoria
verbo transitivo
4soltar, dejar (put down); descargar (unload)
5tirar (dispose of) (rubbish, old car); verter (nuclear, toxic waste);
    dejar, dar calabazas a
6volcar (informática) (memory)

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dump [damp-bo-di]
1Vaciar de golpe; descargar, verter (set on ground/load, sand).
  • Where can I dump my things? -> ¿dónde puedo dejar o poner mis cosas
2Tirar, botar (get rid of/waste, refuse). (Informática)
  • To dump goods/products -> inundar el mercado con mercancías/productos a bajo precio
3Plantar, botar, largar (boyfriend, girlfriend). (Coloquial)
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
4Volcar. (Informática) (n)
va..(Inform.) Volcar (data, disks).(Neg.)

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dump [dʌmp]
noun
1 (place for refuse) vertedero; (m) basurero; (m) basural; (m) (LAm) tiradero(s); (m) (p) (Méx) (pile of rubbish) montón de basura; (m)
a rubbish dump un vertedero; un basurero
2 (Mil) depósito; (m)
3 (informal) (pejorative) (town) poblacho; (m) (hotel etc) cuchitril; (m)
it's a real dump! ¡es una auténtica pocilga!
4 (Comput) vuelco de memoria; (m) volcado de memoria; (m)
5
to be (down) in the dumps (informal) tener murria; estar deprimido
6
to have a dump (Britain) (very_informal) (defecate) jiñar; (very_informal) cagar; (vulgar)
Midway through, he grunted, `I gotta take a dump' — suave or what?
verb:transitive
1 [+rubbish etc] verter; descargar
2 (informal) (put down) [+parcel] dejar; soltar; [+passenger] dejar; plantar; (informal) [+sand, load] descargar; verter
to dump sth down (informal) poner algo (con mucho ruido); can I dump this here? (informal) ¿puedo dejar esto aquí?
3 (informal) (get rid of) [+person] deshacerse de; librarse de; [+girlfriend, boyfriend] plantar; (informal)
4 (reject) rechazar
5 (throw away) [+thing] tirar
6 (Comm) [+goods] inundar el mercado de
7 (Comput) volcar
verb:intransitive
(Britain) (very_informal) (defecate) jiñar; (very_informal) cagar; (vulgar)
Midway through, he grunted, `I gotta take a dump' — suave or what?

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Verb Conjugation for "dump"

Imperative
  • dump
  • you dump
  • he/she dumps
  • we dump
  • you dump
  • they dump
Preterite
  • I dumped
  • you dumped
  • he/she dumped
  • we dumped
  • you dumped
  • they dumped
Present Continuous
  • I am dumping
  • you are dumping
  • he/she is dumping
  • we are dumping
  • you are dumping
  • they are dumping
Present Perfect
  • I have dumped
  • you have dumped
  • he/she has dumped
  • we have dumped
  • you have dumped
  • they have dumped
Past Continuous
  • I was dumping
  • you were dumping
  • he/she was dumping
  • we were dumping
  • you were dumping
  • they were dumping
Past Perfect
  • I had dumped
  • you had dumped
  • he/she had dumped
  • we had dumped
  • you had dumped
  • they had dumped
Future
  • I will dump
  • you will dump
  • he/she will dump
  • we will dump
  • you will dump
  • they will dump
Future Perfect
  • I will have dumped
  • you will have dumped
  • he/she will have dumped
  • we will have dumped
  • you will have dumped
  • they will have dumped
Future Continuous
  • I will be dumping
  • you will be dumping
  • he/she will be dumping
  • we will be dumping
  • you will be dumping
  • they will be dumping
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been dumping
  • you have been dumping
  • he/she has been dumping
  • we have been dumping
  • you have been dumping
  • they have been dumping
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been dumping
  • you will have been dumping
  • he/she will have been dumping
  • we will have been dumping
  • you will have been dumping
  • they will have been dumping
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been dumping
  • you had been dumping
  • he/she had been dumping
  • we had been dumping
  • you had been dumping
  • they had been dumping
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to beat; to overcome, to surpass, to overtake