Clump Meaning in English

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التعريف

A group of things, like plants, hair, or objects, that are close together in a tight mass. It can also mean a small lump or chunk of something.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

'Clump' is mainly used for things like plants (a clump of trees), hair (a clump of hair), soil, or when things stick together. It's a countable noun. Less commonly, it can be a verb meaning 'to form groups.' Not for orderly groups—use 'cluster' or 'group' for those.

• Spanish: montón - grupo (de plantas/objetos) - mechón
• Portuguese (BR): montinho - tufo - grupo (de plantas/objetos)
• Portuguese (PT): molho - tufo - grupo (de plantas/objetos)
• Chinese (Simplified): 块 (kuài) - 丛 (cóng) - 团 (tuán)
• Chinese (Traditional): 塊 (kuài) - 叢 (cóng) - 團 (tuán)
• Hindi: गुच्छा - ढेर
• Arabic: كتلة - مجموعة (من النباتات/الأشياء)
• Bengali: গুচ্ছ - দলা
• Russian: комок - кучка
• Japanese: 塊 - 集まり
• Vietnamese: bó - cụm - đám
• Korean: 덩어리 - 무리
• Turkish: küme - yığın
• Urdu: گچھا - ڈھیر
• Indonesian: gumpalan - rumpun

جمل نموذجية

The kids gathered in a clump at the playground.

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There is a clump of trees behind the house.

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She found a clump of hair in the shower.

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A clump of dirt stuck to his shoe.

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Can you see that clump of wildflowers over there?

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I almost stepped in a clump of mud on my way home.

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