English
Italian
I. bump into VB [bʌmp -] (bump into [sb, sth]) (collide)
- bump into person, object
- (andare a) sbattere contro, tamponare
- he bumped into me
- mi ha sbattuto contro
II. bump into VB [bʌmp -] (bump into [sb]) (meet)
- bump into inf
- imbattersi in, incontrare per caso
I. bump [Brit bʌmp, Am bəmp] N
1. bump (lump):
- bump (on body)
- protuberanza f
- bump (on body)
- bernoccolo m (on su)
- bump (on road surface)
- asperità f
- bump (on road surface)
- gobba f (on, in su)
2. bump (jolt):
- bump
- scossone m
- bump
- urto m
- to come down with a bump fig
- venire giù di botto
3. bump (sound of fall):
- bump
- rumore m sordo
- bump
- tonfo m
4. bump:
- to go bump
- fare bum
5. bump (of pregnant woman):
- bump euph, hum
- pancione m
6. bump (of stripper) inf:
- bumps and grinds
- = movimento erotico di spogliarellista che consiste nello spingere avanti la regione pelvica
II. bump [Brit bʌmp, Am bəmp] VB trans
1. bump (knock):
- bump
- urtare, andare a sbattere (against, on contro)
- to bump one's head
- battere la testa
- to bump sb off o from wall, seat
- fare cadere qn da
2. bump Am (remove) inf:
- to bump sb from passenger list, job
- rimuovere qn da
3. bump Am SPORTS:
- bump inf
- scalzare (out of, from da)
4. bump Am (promote) inf:
- to bump sb to manager, professor
- promuovere qn ad un posto di
5. bump Am (raise) inf → bump up
III. bump [Brit bʌmp, Am bəmp] VB intr
1. bump (knock):
- to bump against
- urtare contro or (andare a) sbattere contro
2. bump (move jerkily):
- to bump along or over vehicle: road
- sobbalzare, traballare su
- to bump up and down in person: vehicle
- farsi scuotere da
IV. bump [Brit bʌmp, Am bəmp]
- to come down to earth with a bump
- tornare di colpo con i piedi per terra
- to feel or read sb's bumps
- cercare di capire che testa ha qn
- things that go bump in the night
- i rumori misteriosi che si sentono di notte
bump up VB [bʌmp -] inf (bump up [sth])
1. bump up (increase):
- bump up price, tax, wage
- alzare, aumentare (from da; to a)
2. bump up (exaggerate):
- bump up real number
- gonfiare
bump up VB [bʌmp -] inf (bump up [sth])
1. bump up (increase):
- bump up price, tax, wage
- alzare, aumentare (from da; to a)
2. bump up (exaggerate):
- bump up real number
- gonfiare
bump off VB [bʌmp -] inf (bump off [sb], bump [sb] off)
- bump off
- liquidare, stendere, uccidere
speed bump [Am ˈspid ˌbəmp], speed hump [ˈspiːdˌhʌmp] N
- speed bump
- dosso m artificiale
Italian
English
- gibbosità
- bump
- bozzo
- bump
- stecchire qn
- to bump sb off
- lo ha urtato volutamente
- she bumped (into) him on purpose
- protuberanza
- bump
English
Italian
I. bump [bʌmp] N
1. bump (lump):
- bump
- protuberanza f
- bump on head
- bernoccolo m
- bump on road
- cunetta f
2. bump inf (blow):
- bump
- colpo m
3. bump (thud):
- bump
- tonfo m
II. bump [bʌmp] VB trans
- bump
- sbattere contro
- to bump one's head on [or against] sth
- sbattere con la testa contro qc
bump off VB trans sl
- to bump sb off
- far fuori qu
speed bump N
- speed bump
- dosso m limitatore di velocità
bump into VB trans insep
1. bump into (collide with):
- bump into
- sbattere contro
2. bump into (meet accidentally):
- bump into
- imbattersi in
Italian
English
- rincontrare qu
- to bump into sb
- stecchire
- to bump off
- gobba
- bump
- bernoccolo
- bump
- dosso
- speed bump
- prendere/dare una testata
- to bump one's head
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