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Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary
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bumpy [Brit ˈbʌmpi, Am ˈbəmpi] ADJ lit
bumpy road surface
bumpy wall, ceiling
bumpy journey, flight, landing
to be in for a bumpy ride
to be in for a rough or bumpy ride
French
French
English
English
cahoteux (cahoteuse)
bumpy
cahotant (cahotante) route, carrière
bumpy
bosselé (bosselée) terrain
bumpy
rugueux (rugueuse) sol
rough, bumpy
a bumpy course
in the PONS Dictionary
English
English
French
French
bumpy <-ier, iest> [ˈbʌmpi] ADJ
1. bumpy (uneven):
bumpy
2. bumpy (jarring):
bumpy
bumpy road
3. bumpy fig:
bumpy
bumpy life
to have a bumpy ride
French
French
English
English
bumpy road
in the PONS Dictionary
bumpy <-ier, iest> [ˈbʌm·pi] ADJ
1. bumpy (uneven):
bumpy
2. bumpy (jarring):
bumpy
bumpy road
3. bumpy fig:
bumpy
bumpy life
to have a bumpy ride
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Alongside the usual horses, the carousel has less expected creatures to ride, such as ibex, stork and flamingo.
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We did everything short of bubble-wrap me to ride out here on the plane.
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