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Meanings of lump in English
Usage of lump in English
1
For the lump in the throat and the tear in the eye.
2
Both the lump in the throat and the tear in the eye.
3
To the lump in the throat and the tear in the eye.
4
In Asakawa's case, however, the beginning of a lump had been observed.
5
At a tear in the throat and a lump in the eye.
6
The lump in the throat of the boy hurt more and more.
7
He said the department wanted to look into some lump sum payments.
8
In this context, large lump-sum transfers are unlikely to do much good.
9
Officials said that is the third-largest lump sum payment in Powerball history.
10
A lump of clear ice coasted past, as broad as his hand.
11
Mrs Hedge said she noticed the lump in her breast while moisturising.
12
Photograph: Getty Images Q: When should I make a lump sum contribution?
13
Demonstrators often lump the two buildings together as targets for anti-globalisation protests.
14
That is the mechanism in the lump; but what of the artistry?
15
There was a big lump in my throat; I could scarcely speak.
16
Once it was a lump of common clay lying in the darkness.
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Lump through the time
Lump across language varieties
Australia
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
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