Bump Meaning in English

word

US

/ˈbəmp/

buhmp

UK

/bˈʌmp/

buhmp

التعريف

As a noun, a bump is a small hit or a raised area on the body or a surface. As a verb, it means to hit something lightly by accident or to move or increase something to a higher level.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Very common in everyday English. "Bump into" usually means meet accidentally or hit lightly while moving. "Bump up" means increase, often for prices, pay, or schedules. As a noun, "a bump on the head" is physical, while "a bump in the road" can also mean a small problem.

• Spanish: golpe - bulto - aumentar de repente
• Portuguese (BR): batida - caroço - aumentar de repente
• Portuguese (PT): pancada - inchaço - aumentar de repente
• Chinese (Simplified): 撞 - 肿块 - 突然增加
• Chinese (Traditional): 撞 - 腫塊 - 突然增加
• Hindi: टक्कर - सूजन/गांठ - अचानक बढ़ाना
• Arabic: اصطدام - نتوء - يزيد فجأة
• Bengali: ধাক্কা - উঁচু অংশ
• Russian: удар - шишка
• Japanese: ぶつかる - こぶ
• Vietnamese: va chạm - chỗ sưng
• Korean: 부딪치다 - 혹
• Turkish: çarpışmak - tümsek
• Urdu: ٹکر - ابھار
• Indonesian: menabrak - benjolan

جمل نموذجية

I bumped my knee on the table.

basic

She has a small bump on her head.

basic

They bumped the price up last week.

basic

I bumped into my old teacher at the station.

natural

Can we bump our meeting to Friday?

natural

We hit a small bump in the road, but the project is back on track.

natural