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I . bump [bʌmp] SUBST

1. bump (lump):

bump
bump on head
bump on road

2. bump fam (blow):

bump

3. bump (thud):

bump

4. bump (collision):

bump

bump into VERBE intr insép

1. bump into (collide with):

bump into

2. bump into (meet):

bump into

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

anglais
In older participants, a bump for memories reported as most important and happy was found.
en.wikipedia.org
Her head went back hard against the headrest, then there was a jarring jolt when she hit the speed bump.
www.canada.com
The bench also directed the agencies to put up signage indicating that there is a speed bump ahead.
www.thehindu.com
Another describes a retractable speed bump; yet another, an apparatus and mechanism for fileting fish.
www.cio.co.nz
For adolescents and young adults the reminiscence bump and the recency effect coincide.
en.wikipedia.org
The aim is to make developers' lives easier in the long run, but some potential customers are scared off by an initial speed bump.
arstechnica.com
You can lean over the dugout seats and bump elbows with a coach.
www.npr.org
For example, if the driver's foot is slightly jostled by a bump in road, the accelerator pedal would tend to stay at its setting.
en.wikipedia.org
Hence, someone's level of intelligence, for example, could be literally read off from the size of a particular bump on his posterior parietal lobe.
en.wikipedia.org
The "biological/ maturational account" suggests that genetic fitness is improved by having many memories that fall within the reminiscence bump.
en.wikipedia.org

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