英漢辭典

1. vt. (及物動詞 transitive verb)
   1. 碰,撞,衝撞

2. 2. [英‧划船比賽] (後船)追上並碰著(前船)

3. 3. 啪的一聲(把…)掉下

4. 4. 抓住(人)往牆[樹]上撞;碰到,遇見;在(金屬片)上壓出凹[凸]痕;壓平(金屬片)

5. 5. (汽車)顛簸[搖搖晃晃地]行進

6. 6. 突然沸騰

7. 7. [美‧俚] (跳脫衣舞時挑逗性地)突然挺肚子

   bump and grind

8. 8. 跳碰撞搖滾舞

9. 9. [美‧俚] 使懷孕,把…肚子弄大

10. 10. 擠掉…的座位

11. 11. [美‧口] 擠掉…的職位

12. 12. 解僱

13. 13. [美‧俚] 殺死,謀殺

14. 14. 取消(去某地的旅行計畫);(因超額售票而)取消(飛機的預訂座位)

15. 15. [口] 提高(價格、工資、賭注)

16. 16. 提升



17. n. (名詞 noun)
    1. 重擊,碰,撞,撞擊

18. 2. [英‧划船比賽] (後船追撞前船船尾便算贏的)碰撞;(車的)顛簸

19. 3. [空] 陣風 氣流急變引起的不規則風

20. 4. (陣風引起的)飛機的顛簸

21. 5. [美‧俚] (脫衣舞等中的)突然的挺肚動作

    bumps and grinds

    (跳脫衣舞等時的)扭屁股.

22. 6. (舞伴間背對背或腹對腹相撞的)碰撞搖滾舞

23. 7. 腫塊,隆起

24. 8. [顱相學] (頭蓋骨上的)隆起部分;頭相

25. 9. 才能,本領

26. 10. [美] 降級,降職

27. 11. [美‧口] 解僱,開除

28. 12. [美‧俚] 殺人

29. 13. [口] 升遷

30. 14. [口] 提薪



31. adv. (副詞 adverb)
    1. 突然地,猛烈地,啪的一聲,撲通一聲

    come [go] bump.

柯林斯英英辭典

vb

1. [when intr, usually foll by against or into] to knock or strike with a jolt

vi. (intransitive verb)

1. [intr; often foll by along] to travel or proceed in jerks and jolts

2. [intr] [chiefly US and Canadian] to dance erotically by thrusting the pelvis forward (esp in the phrase bump and grind)

vt. (transitive verb)

1. [tr] to hurt by knocking

he bumped his head on the ceiling

2. [tr] to knock out of place; dislodge

the crash bumped him from his chair

3. [tr] [Brit] to throw (a child) into the air, one other child holding each limb, and let him down again to touch the ground

4. (in rowing races, esp at Oxford and Cambridge) to catch up with and touch (another boat that started a fixed distance ahead)

5. [cricket] to bowl (a ball) so that it bounces high on pitching or (of a ball) to bounce high when bowled

6. [tr] [poker] to raise (someone)

7. [tr] [informal] to exclude a ticket-holding passenger from a flight as a result of overbooking

8. [tr] [informal] to displace (someone or something) from a previously allocated position

the story was bumped from the front page

n. (noun)

1. an impact; knock; jolt; collision

2. a dull thud or other noise from an impact or collision

3. the shock of a blow or collision

4. a lump on the body caused by a blow

5. a protuberance, as on a road surface

6. any of the natural protuberances of the human skull, said by phrenologists to indicate underlying faculties and character

7. a rising current of air that gives an aircraft a severe upward jolt

8. [plural] the act of bumping a child. See sense 5

9. [rowing] the act of bumping - See bumping race

10. See also bump into bump off bump up

11. [Etymology] C16: probably of imitative origin