bump
名詞
定義 bump 名詞
surface(表面)
- C1Countable(可数名词)
A raised, rounded area on a surface or on the body.
隆起；肿块
She fell off her bike after it struck a bump in the pavement.
她骑自行车时撞到人行道上的一个凸起物后摔倒了。
After tripping, he developed a large bump on his forehead.
他绊倒后，额头上肿了一个大包。
I noticed a strange bump on the wall.
我注意到墙上有一个奇怪的凸起。
sound(声音)
- Countable(可数名词)
The sound produced when something falls to the ground.
（东西落地时发出的）撞击声。
I heard a series of bumps from upstairs as something fell to the floor.
我听到楼上传来一连串的撞击声，好像有什么东西掉到了地板上。
There was a sudden bump, and we all jumped.
突然传来一声撞击声，我们都吓了一跳。
A dull bump sounded as he set the heavy box down.
当他把沉重的箱子放下时，传来了一声沉闷的撞击声。
accident(事故)
- Countable(可数名词)
A minor collision involving a vehicle.
（尤指轻微的）碰撞；小事故
They had a minor bump in the parking lot, but no one was hurt.
他们在停车场发生了一次轻微碰撞，但没有人受伤。
Fortunately, it was just a bump and the car was not badly damaged.
幸运的是，这只是一次轻微碰撞，车子没有严重损坏。
She backed into the car behind her, but it was just a bump.
她倒车时撞到了后面的车，但这只是一次轻微碰撞。
growth(增长)
- Countable(可数名词)
An increase in amount or number.
（数量的）增加。
There has been a bump in the number of internet fraud cases in recent months.
近几个月来，网络诈骗案件的数量有所增加。
The company is expecting a significant bump in sales next quarter.
公司预计下一季度的销售额将有显著增长。
There has been a slight bump in visitor numbers at the local museum.
当地博物馆的访客人数略有增加。
動詞
定義 bump 動詞
collide(碰撞)
- B2Intransitive(不及物动词)Verb + adv/prep(动词+副词/介词)
To hit or collide with something forcefully.
（用力地）撞到；碰撞。
I accidentally bumped into the table and spilled the water.
我不小心撞到桌子，把水洒出来了。
He bumped into the wall as he rushed down the hallway.
他匆忙跑下走廊时撞到了墙。
The bus stopped suddenly, and I bumped into the seat in front of me.
巴士突然停下，我撞到了前面的座位。
injure(受伤)
- B2Transitive(及物动词)Verb + adv/prep(动词+副词/介词)
To hurt a part of the body by striking it against a hard object.
（身体部位）撞到（硬物）；碰伤。
She bumped her head, leaving a bruise on her forehead.
她撞到了头，额头上留下了一块瘀青。
I bumped my knee on the coffee table as I bent down.
我弯下腰时，膝盖撞到了咖啡桌。
I bumped my elbow while walking around in the kitchen.
我在厨房里走动时撞到了手肘。
move(移动)
- Intransitive(不及物动词)Verb + adv/prep(动词+副词/介词)
To travel along a rough surface in a vehicle, causing an uncomfortable ride.
（车辆在不平的路面上）颠簸行驶。
The car bumped along the rough road, and we held on tight to the handles.
汽车在崎岖的道路上颠簸行驶，我们紧紧抓住把手。
The small boat bumped over the choppy waves.
小船在汹涌的波浪上颠簸行驶。
We felt a little sick after bumping along the uneven road.
在崎岖的道路上颠簸行驶后，我们感到有点恶心。
remove(移除)
- Transitive(及物动词)Verb + adv/prep(动词+副词/介词)informal(非正式)
To remove someone or something from a position, sometimes to a different one or a lower rank.
撤换；调动；贬
Due to his poor performance, he was bumped from the starting lineup.
由于表现不佳，他被从首发阵容中撤下。
The launch of the new product may bump some of the older ones.
新产品的推出可能会挤掉一些旧产品。
The new manager has been bumping some long-term staff to different departments.
新经理一直在将一些长期员工调到不同部门。
片語動詞 bump
- bump something up
to raise or enlarge the quantity or dimension of something
提高；增大（数量或尺寸）
• We need to bump up the budget to ensure the project can be completed on time.
我们需要提高预算，以确保项目能够按时完成。
- bump into someone
to unexpectedly encounter someone known, without prior arrangement
不经意地遇到某人
• I bumped into my high school classmate at the mall.
我在商场不期而遇了我的高中同学。
- bump someone off
to take someone's life deliberately through murder
将某人杀害；谋杀
• He heard that someone planned to bump him off, so he started to feel uneasy.
他听说有人计划要将他杀害，因此开始感到不安。