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Meanings of bump in English
Something that bulges out or is protuberant or projects from its surroundings.
Usage of bump in English
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Kurt'll probably ask you to help him bump off George next week.
2
Fitch said banks could also seek riskier activities to bump up ROEs.
3
Just remember you'll feel every little bump on your way home tonight.
4
England do have a minor road bump in their way this week.
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The speed bump simply doesn't give us any justification for delaying action.
6
Brown made two free throws to bump the margin to 17 points.
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But one came in with an almighty bump about six months ago.
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The two would bump into one another at Borough Market most weeks.
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We positively yearn to bump into people whose work we've just ridiculed.
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Other sectors like healthcare and food delivery have also seen a bump.
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There was still no visible bump and thankfully I was feeling good.
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But as Jonathan Mitchell reports, the issue's hit yet another speed bump.
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ANOTHER day, another potential baby bump spotted on Jasmine Yarbrough's Instagram feed.
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Although I'm sure we'll bump into each other one day in Austin.
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But this would not necessarily bump the price up in New Zealand.
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An unfortunate bump dispersed my blankets and my ground-sheet in the mud.
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Translations for bump
Catalan
Bump through the time
Bump across language varieties
Australia
Common
United States of America
Less common
South Africa
Less common
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