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Meanings of pump in English

Portuguese
pumps
Spanish
escarpin
Wikidata

Type of shoe with low-cut front.

pumps
Portuguese
coração
Catalan
cor
Spanish
corazón

The hollow muscular organ located behind the sternum and between the lungs; its rhythmic contractions move the blood through the body.

coração
Usage of pump in English
1
He thought the problem might be a water pump, would know tomorrow.
Fatal Voyage
2
However, the broken pump which caused the issue has now been fixed.
The South African
3
The new system produces energy savings and may increase vacuum pump lifespan.
Pubmed
4
Passing the second large oil pump, I made yet another macabre discovery.
Beyond exile: day by day armageddon
5
Best for: moms who want to pump as much milk as possible.
Wired
6
A possible new role for the pump in cell physiology is discussed.
Pubmed
7
The Bank of England may yet pump more money into the economy.
Reuters
8
He'll start writing, say 100 pages, and I'll pump him the information.
Reuters
9
Energy homeostasis is vital for the heart to work as a pump.
Pubmed
10
At this point, I'd rather forget a guitar than a breast pump.
The Guardian
11
The price of mobile pump sets has massively declined in recent years.
The South African
12
We piloted a course delivering both the DAFNE programme and pump training.
Pubmed
13
There are groups with the express purpose of planning illegal pump-and-dump schemes.
Wired
14
Just how much more money could central banks pump into world markets?
Reuters
15
Besides, as the government pares back fuel subsidies, pump prices will rise.
Reuters
16
Blowing up a pump, cutting off water, that sure underscores the issue.
A nose for justice
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Translations for pump
Catalan
cor
Pump through the time
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New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Common
Australia
Common
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