lump

lump
[lʌmp]
sustantivo
1terrón (m) (of earth, sugar); trozo (m) (of stone, coal); grumo (m) (in sauce); chichón (m) (on head); bulto (m) (on breast)
  • it brought a lump to my throat (sentido figurado) -> me hizo sentir un nudo en la garganta (made me sad)
  • lump sum (finanzas) -> pago (m) único, suma (f) global
2zoquete (m) (familiar) (person)tarugo (m) (español de España)
verbo transitivo
3(group)
  • all such payments were lumped under “additional expenses” -> todos esos pagos estaban agrupados bajo el epígrafe de “gastos adicionales”
  • you shouldn't lump them together just because they're brothers -> no deberías tratarlos de la misma manera sólo porque sean hermanos
4(familiar) (endure)
  • you'll just have to (like it or) lump it! -> ¡no te queda más remedio que aguantar!

lump [lamp]
sustantivo
1Masa informe de alguna cosa, particularmente pedazo, o masa pequeña.
2El conjunto de cosas diversas que forman una masa.
3Protuberancia, hinchazón.
  • To sel -> o buy by the lump, vender o comprar por grueso o por junto; vender o comprar alguna cosa a ojo, sin medir o pesar
  • Lump sugar -> azúcar de terrón o en terrones
  • A lump of sugar -> un terrón de azúcar
  • Lump sum -> cantidad total
1Amontonar sin orden ni método.
2Tomar alguna cosa por junto o por mayor.
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
3Trabajar como estivador. (n)
4Tomar una forma desigual, con protuberancia (n)
sustantivo
va.

lump [lʌmp]
noun
[of sugar] terrón; (m) [of cheese, earth, clay, ice] trozo; (m) pedazo; (m) (swelling) bulto; (m) hinchazón; (f) (on surface) bulto; (m) protuberancia; (f) (person) (informal) (pejorative) zoquete; (informal) (m)
he had a nasty lump on his head tenía un buen chichón en la cabeza; with a lump in one's throat con un nudo en la garganta; I get a lump in my throat se me hace un nudo en la garganta
verb:transitive
(informal) (endure) aguantar
if he doesn't like it he can lump it si no le gusta que se aguante
modifier
lump sugar (n) azúcar en terrones; (m)
lump sum (n) cantidad suma global; (f)or (f)

Verb Conjugation for "lump"

Imperative
  • lump
  • you lump
  • he/she lumps
  • we lump
  • you lump
  • they lump
Preterite
  • I lumped
  • you lumped
  • he/she lumped
  • we lumped
  • you lumped
  • they lumped
Present Continuous
  • I am lumping
  • you are lumping
  • he/she is lumping
  • we are lumping
  • you are lumping
  • they are lumping
Present Perfect
  • I have lumped
  • you have lumped
  • he/she has lumped
  • we have lumped
  • you have lumped
  • they have lumped
Past Continuous
  • I was lumping
  • you were lumping
  • he/she was lumping
  • we were lumping
  • you were lumping
  • they were lumping
Past Perfect
  • I had lumped
  • you had lumped
  • he/she had lumped
  • we had lumped
  • you had lumped
  • they had lumped
Future
  • I will lump
  • you will lump
  • he/she will lump
  • we will lump
  • you will lump
  • they will lump
Future Perfect
  • I will have lumped
  • you will have lumped
  • he/she will have lumped
  • we will have lumped
  • you will have lumped
  • they will have lumped
Future Continuous
  • I will be lumping
  • you will be lumping
  • he/she will be lumping
  • we will be lumping
  • you will be lumping
  • they will be lumping
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been lumping
  • you have been lumping
  • he/she has been lumping
  • we have been lumping
  • you have been lumping
  • they have been lumping
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been lumping
  • you will have been lumping
  • he/she will have been lumping
  • we will have been lumping
  • you will have been lumping
  • they will have been lumping
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been lumping
  • you had been lumping
  • he/she had been lumping
  • we had been lumping
  • you had been lumping
  • they had been lumping
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