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Meanings of bumping in English

Russian
пампин-хаус

Subgenre of house music.

Related terms
пампин-хаус
Usage of bumping in English
1
Possible from bumps in road or bumping key ring with driver's knee.
Reuters
2
First, the ships must know how to avoid bumping into each other.
Three philosophies of life
3
She was the one bumping me-andon purpose, if you ask me.
French pressed
4
The cars kept rumbling up the hill and bumping down the hill.
The Matador of the Five Towns and Other Stories
5
The canoe went with the river's tide, water bumping against the bow.
New york: the novel
6
On the way home in the bumping hack, Billy seemed to relax.
Lydia of the Pines
7
And then she said I was purposely bumping into her all night.
French pressed
8
There are people 'bumping along the bottom', unable to change their lives.
BBC
9
There were hard right angles everywhere, suitable for bumping knees and elbows.
Ringworld
10
He tried to leave his room but he kept bumping into things.
Book Two: Descent
11
Twitch was bumping across Dinsmore's field with the red roof lights flashing.
Under the dome: a novel
12
All this while the big automobile was slowly bumping and moving along.
Bunny Brown and His Sister Sue on an Auto Tour
13
Their hands kept bumping against each other when they swung their arms.
Pretty Little Liars
14
Ben Te'o enjoys bumping around with England -next stop North Korea?
The Guardian
15
Alun turned and fled, bumping into dancers, hurrying from the great hall.
Worldwinder
16
It stands in one place, bumping against the wall, unmanned, running itself.
I am number four
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Translations for bumping
Bumping through the time
Bumping across language varieties
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common