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Meanings of bumper in English

Russian
бампер
Portuguese
para-choque
Catalan
para-xocs
Spanish
parachoques
Wikidata

Shock absorber at front-most or rear-most part of vehicle.

бампер
Portuguese
bumper
Catalan
bumper
Wikidata

Type of rocket.

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bumper

Bumper.

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Usage of bumper in English
1
The Reserve Bank of New Zealand has had a bumper financial year.
Radio NZ
2
European Diary: It has been a bumper year for investment in Poland.
The Irish Times
3
Inside is a completely different matter, with a bumper harvest each time.
The Guardian
4
Based on catches before the spill, fishermen had expected a bumper year.
Reuters
5
As a rule, the winter festivities are marked by bumper alcohol consumption.
Reuters
6
No one's seen a vehicle fits our bumper-height estimate with front-end damage.
Bones of the Lost
7
The bus came to a stop in bumper-to-bumper traffic at Henan Road.
Death of a Red Heroine
8
Australian Amazon members will have access to a bumper sale from Monday.
News.com.au
9
It could be a bumper summer this year for Painted Lady butterflies.
BBC
10
The right edge of the bumper clips his waist, the contact devastating.
Dark Matter
11
She lunged out of the way, feeling the bumper just miss her.
When twilight comes
12
The Volvo was right behind, its front bumper only ten feet distant.
The book of spies
13
It looks like a bumper day for euro zone credit ratings reviews.
Reuters
14
I could barely ride bumper cars without yarfing all over the place.
The accidental demon slayer
15
Since he clinched the nomination, I've only seen one Trump-Pence bumper sticker.
Radio NZ
16
Traffic was heavy, but not yet the bumper-to-bumper crush it would be.
Devil Bones
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Bumper through the time
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South Africa
Common
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
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