lumber

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lumber
[ˈlʌmbə(r)]
sustantivo
1trastos mpl (viejos) (junk) (británico)
  • lumber room -> trastero (m)
2madera (f) maderos mpl (wood) (Estados Unidos)
verbo transitivo
también:
  • to lumber somebody with something -> hacerle a alguien cargar con algo
  • I got lumbered with a huge bill -> me hicieron pagar una factura enorme
verbo intransitivo
también:
  • to lumber about or around -> caminar pesadamente

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lumber [lam-ba-ya-kit]
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
1Andar pesadamente. (n)
2Avanzar con ruido sordo. (n)
  • Lumber about/along -> moverse pesadamente
va. Amontonar trastos inútiles unos sobre otros sin orden ni método.

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lumber [ˈlʌmbəʳ]
noun
1 (wood) especially (US) maderos; (m)
2 especially (Britain) (informal) (junk) trastos viejos; (m)
verb:transitive
1 (Britain) (informal) (encumber)
to lumber sb with sth hacer que algn cargue con algo; endilgar algo a algn; he got lumbered with the job le endilgaron el trabajo; I got lumbered with the girl for the afternoon tuve que cargar toda la tarde con la chica; me endilgaron a la chica toda la tarde
2 (fill) [+space, room]
to lumber sth with sth atiborrar algo de algo
verb:intransitive
cortar y aserrar árboles; explotar los bosques
modifier
lumber company (n) empresa maderera; (f)
lumber jacket (n) chaqueta de leñador; (f)
lumber mill (n) aserradero; (m)
lumber room (n) trastero; (m)
lumber yard (n) (US) almacén de madera; (m)
lumber [ˈlʌmbəʳ]
verb:intransitive
(also lumber about) moverse pesadamente;(also lumber along) avanzar pesadamente

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Verb Conjugation for "lumber"

Imperative
  • lumber
  • you lumber
  • he/she lumbers
  • we lumber
  • you lumber
  • they lumber
Preterite
  • I lumbered
  • you lumbered
  • he/she lumbered
  • we lumbered
  • you lumbered
  • they lumbered
Present Continuous
  • I am lumbering
  • you are lumbering
  • he/she is lumbering
  • we are lumbering
  • you are lumbering
  • they are lumbering
Present Perfect
  • I have lumbered
  • you have lumbered
  • he/she has lumbered
  • we have lumbered
  • you have lumbered
  • they have lumbered
Past Continuous
  • I was lumbering
  • you were lumbering
  • he/she was lumbering
  • we were lumbering
  • you were lumbering
  • they were lumbering
Past Perfect
  • I had lumbered
  • you had lumbered
  • he/she had lumbered
  • we had lumbered
  • you had lumbered
  • they had lumbered
Future
  • I will lumber
  • you will lumber
  • he/she will lumber
  • we will lumber
  • you will lumber
  • they will lumber
Future Perfect
  • I will have lumbered
  • you will have lumbered
  • he/she will have lumbered
  • we will have lumbered
  • you will have lumbered
  • they will have lumbered
Future Continuous
  • I will be lumbering
  • you will be lumbering
  • he/she will be lumbering
  • we will be lumbering
  • you will be lumbering
  • they will be lumbering
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been lumbering
  • you have been lumbering
  • he/she has been lumbering
  • we have been lumbering
  • you have been lumbering
  • they have been lumbering
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been lumbering
  • you will have been lumbering
  • he/she will have been lumbering
  • we will have been lumbering
  • you will have been lumbering
  • they will have been lumbering
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been lumbering
  • you had been lumbering
  • he/she had been lumbering
  • we had been lumbering
  • you had been lumbering
  • they had been lumbering
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