pump

pump
[pʌmp]
sustantivo
1zapatilla (f) de ballet (ballet shoe); zapato (m) de salón (flat shoe) (Estados Unidos); playera (f) (plimsoll) (británico)
sustantivo
1bomba (f) (machine); surtidor (m) (at petrol station)
verbo transitivo
2bombear
  • to pump somebody's stomach -> hacer un lavado de estómago a alguien
  • to pump money into something (sentido figurado) -> inyectar una gran cantidad de dinero en algo
  • to pump somebody for information (familiar) -> sonsacar a alguien
  • to pump somebody's hand -> dar un enérgico apretón de manos a alguien
  • to pump iron (familiar) -> hacer pesas (do weightlifting)
verbo intransitivo
3bombear (heart, machine)

pump [pamp]
sustantivo
1Bomba, máquina para sacar agua o hacer circular un fluido, o para comprimirlo, llevándolo o impeliéndolo por aberturas o cañería
sustantivo
  • Suction-pump -> bomba aspirante
  • Lifting-pump -> bomba elevadora
  • Force-pump -> bomba impelente
  • Air-pump -> máquina neumática; bomba de aire, en las máquinas de vapor
  • Feed-pump, donkey-pump -> bomba alimenticia
  • Chain-pump -> bomba de cadena
  • Pump-dale -> (Mar.) Dala
  • Pump-hook -> (Mar.) sacanabo
  • To fetch the pump -> (Mar.) cargar la bomba
  • To man the pump -> (Mar.) Armar la bomba
  • To work a pump -> hacer funcionar una bomba
2Zapato de hombre, fino y de suela delgada.
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
1Dar a la bomba, sacar agua de la bomba, bombear. (n)
2Sondear, tantear. (n)
3Sonsacar, examinar con astucia. (n)
4Bañar a chorro. (n)
  • Pumping-shaft -> pozo en que se hallan las bombas de una mina

pump [pʌmp]
noun
1 (for liquid, gas, air) bomba; (f)
they use vacuum pumps to suck the oil out hand-operated irrigation pumps pumps that circulate the fuel around in the engine there was no water in the building, just a pump in the courtyard turning off the giant electric pumps at the pit bottom would close the pits for ever without electricity, the beer pumps wouldn't work someone has nicked the pump off my bicycle
foot/hand pump bomba de pie/de mano; (f)
my chores included collecting the eggs and using the hand pump to draw water at the well the airbed comes supplied with its own foot pump we have everything you need to prepare your car for the journey - fan belts, tyre gauges, foot pumps, and tool kits
water: water pump
2 (also petrol pump) surtidor de gasolina; (m)
she drove up in her 1940 Ford and stopped at a pump
3 (act of pumping)
I gave the tyre a quick pump le metí un poco de aire al neumático; inflé un poco el neumático; after a few pumps water came gushing forth después de darle a la bomba un par de veces, empezó a salir agua a borbotones
to [give] sth a pump to give sb's hand a pump I couldn't stop to repair the tyre, so I just gave it a quick pump and carried on "I'm Bill Gleason," said the American, seizing Lynch's hand and giving it a muscular pump
verb:transitive
1 (with a pump) bombear
gas is pumped from under the sea bed el gas se bombea desde el fondo del mar
she pumps drinking water [from] a well drill rigs that are busy pumping natural gas to pump air [along] a tube the machine pumps water along this tube into a collecting tank he pumped some beer along the tube into a barrel
to pump sth drydry [+well, river, lake] secar algo; dejar algo seco
don't pump our wells dry to grow yet more of a crop surplus to irrigate crops, underground aquifers are being pumped dry
the tank was pumped full of water each dayfull el tanque se llenaba de agua todos los días
to pump sth [full] of sth
to pump gasgas (US) echar meter gasolina;or
when you pump your own gas, be sure to take your purse with you Phil and Karen sometimes pump gas when an employee is sick they were often expected to pump their own gas
oil is pumped into the house from a tank outsideinto el combustible se bombea a la casa desde un depósito que hay fuera
a respirator pumped oxygen into her lungs un respirador le bombeaba oxígeno a los pulmones; to pump air into a tyre inflar un neumático; the factory just pumps its waste into the river la fábrica simplemente vierte sus residuos al río
the money raised will be used to dig bore holes to pump water into the dried-up lake
they are pumping oil out of the wrecked tankerout of están bombeando el petróleo del buque cisterna siniestrado
we have been pumping water out of the building for a week
the heart pumps blood round the bodyround el corazón hace circular la sangre por el cuerpo
to pump oil [through] a pipe water is pumped [up to] the house
to pump sb's stomachstomach hacer un lavado de estómago a algn
she was released from hospital yesterday after having her stomach pumped
to pump sb dry dejar a algn seco
they'd pumped me dry - there was no more I could tell them
(Náut)
to pump (out) the bilges achicar la sentina
you can put a martini together while I pump bilges they dump a lot of oil in the water when they pump their bilges
2
we can't go on pumping money into this project no podemos seguir metiendo tanto dinero en inyectándole tanto dinero a este proyecto;or he pumped five bullets into her head le metió cinco balas en la cabeza
to pump sb full of drugsdrugs atiborrar a algn de drogas
they'd pumped her full of drugs and she was too drowsy to recognise us
to pump sb full of leadlead (very_informal) acribillar coser a algn a balazos;or (informal)
Bogart finally pumps him full of lead they are pumping money into the project we had to pump another £3 million into the project West Germany is set to pump huge amounts of resources into East Germany the central bank will pump money into the banking system he pumped facts into their heads
3 (move up and down) [+pedal] pisar repetidamente; [+handle] darle repetidamente a
he pumped the accelerator pisó repetidamente el pedal del acelerador; se puso a darle al pedal del acelerador
I looked at the carburettor and pumped the kick starter until I was exhausted he began turning the wheel by pumping a pedal with his foot he was braking, changing down, steering, pumping the throttle Nick pumped the accelerator, jumping through the gears I ran across the field, pumping my arms walking must be fairly vigorous - /the key is to pump your arms faster/ and your legs will follow the dance becomes angry and fearful with pumping arms and tossing heads
to pump sb's hand/armhandarm dar un fuerte apretón de manos a algn
he pumped my hand vigorously he pumped my hand and patted me on the back Jake seized his hand and shook it, pumping the man's arm (up and down) in his pleasure
to pump iron (informal) hacer pesas
he is pumping iron for up to three hours a day
4 (informal) (question)
I pumped him discreetly about his past le sonsaqué discretamente todo lo que pude acerca de su pasado; le tiré de la lengua discretamente acerca de su pasado; (informal)
she was using him, pumping him, trying to get him to give secrets away he ran in every five minutes to pump me about the case
to pump sb for informationfor sonsacar información a algn
Chuck is pumping everybody for advice on when and how to market his product he must have pumped Janey for details he managed to pump the figures [out of] me stop trying to pump information out of me
verb:intransitive
1 [+person] (at pump)
here's a bucket, get pumping! aquí tienes un balde, ¡a trabajar la bomba!
(on lever)
he was pumping away on the lever estaba moviendo la palanca de arriba abajo sin parar
(on pedal)
he was pumping away, trying to get the car to start pisaba repetidamente el pedal, intentando arrancar el coche
I put my foot on the kick starter and pumped (away) until I was exhausted
2 [+pump, machine]
the machine is pumping (away) all the time la máquina de bombeo está en funcionamiento constantemente; the piston was pumping up and down el émbolo subía y bajaba
3 [+heart] (circulate blood) bombear la sangre; (beat) latir; [+blood, adrenaline] correr por las venas
aerobic exercise gets the heart pumping his heart was pumping away furiously the adrenalin was pumping and he was raring to go
4 [+liquid]
the oil was pumping along the pipelinealong el petróleo corría por el tubo
blood pumped from the severed arteryfrom la sangre salía a borbotones de la arteria cortada
modifier
pump attendant (n) encargadoaencargada de la gasolinera;a encargada (m) (f)
I asked the pump attendant to fill her up
pump house (n) sala de bombas; (f)
a pump house was opened in 1867, and for 50 years the water was coaxed up from the wells today the spring is covered entirely by a yellow pump house
pump price (n) [of petrol] precio de la gasolina; (m)
pump room (n) sala de bombas; (f)
/they might visit the local pump rooms/ readily enough and enjoy the occasional shower the Pittville Pump Room Museum at Cheltenham
pump [pʌmp]
noun
especially (Britain) (sports shoe) zapatilla; (f)
we have to wear pumps for gym
especially (US) (dancing shoe) bailarina; (f) (slip-on shoe) zapato de salón; (m)
he looked very summery in his white flannels and pumps

Verb Conjugation for "pump"

Imperative
  • pump
  • you pump
  • he/she pumps
  • we pump
  • you pump
  • they pump
Preterite
  • I pumped
  • you pumped
  • he/she pumped
  • we pumped
  • you pumped
  • they pumped
Present Continuous
  • I am pumping
  • you are pumping
  • he/she is pumping
  • we are pumping
  • you are pumping
  • they are pumping
Present Perfect
  • I have pumped
  • you have pumped
  • he/she has pumped
  • we have pumped
  • you have pumped
  • they have pumped
Past Continuous
  • I was pumping
  • you were pumping
  • he/she was pumping
  • we were pumping
  • you were pumping
  • they were pumping
Past Perfect
  • I had pumped
  • you had pumped
  • he/she had pumped
  • we had pumped
  • you had pumped
  • they had pumped
Future
  • I will pump
  • you will pump
  • he/she will pump
  • we will pump
  • you will pump
  • they will pump
Future Perfect
  • I will have pumped
  • you will have pumped
  • he/she will have pumped
  • we will have pumped
  • you will have pumped
  • they will have pumped
Future Continuous
  • I will be pumping
  • you will be pumping
  • he/she will be pumping
  • we will be pumping
  • you will be pumping
  • they will be pumping
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been pumping
  • you have been pumping
  • he/she has been pumping
  • we have been pumping
  • you have been pumping
  • they have been pumping
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been pumping
  • you will have been pumping
  • he/she will have been pumping
  • we will have been pumping
  • you will have been pumping
  • they will have been pumping
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been pumping
  • you had been pumping
  • he/she had been pumping
  • we had been pumping
  • you had been pumping
  • they had been pumping
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