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I. dump [Brit dʌmp, Am dəmp] N
1. dump (public):
2. dump (rubbish heap):
3. dump MIL:
4. dump inf, pej:
5. dump COMPUT:
6. dump Am vulg sl:
II. dump [Brit dʌmp, Am dəmp] VB trans
1. dump:
dump person: refuse
dump sewage, nuclear waste
dump factory, ship: waste, pollutants
2. dump (sell):
3. dump (get rid of) inf:
dump boyfriend
dump tedious person
dump car, shopping
dump idea, policy
4. dump (put down) inf:
dump bag, object
5. dump COMPUT:
dump (transfer) data
dump (print out) data
6. dump MIL (store):
dump weapons, explosives
III. dump [Brit dʌmp, Am dəmp] N (low spirits)
IV. dump [Brit dʌmp, Am dəmp]
garbage [Brit ˈɡɑːbɪdʒ, Am ˈɡɑrbɪdʒ] N U
1. garbage Am:
to dispose of garbage local authority:
2. garbage (nonsense):
3. garbage COMPUT:
garbage dump N
I. dump [dʌmp] N
1. dump (for waste):
2. dump fig sl (dirty place):
3. dump MIL:
II. dump [dʌmp] VB trans
1. dump:
2. dump (abandon):
3. dump inf (end relationship with):
4. dump COMPUT:
III. dump [dʌmp] VB intr sl
garbage [ˈgɑ:r·bɪdʒ] N
Present
Idump
youdump
he/she/itdumps
wedump
youdump
theydump
Past
Idumped
youdumped
he/she/itdumped
wedumped
youdumped
theydumped
Present Perfect
Ihavedumped
youhavedumped
he/she/ithasdumped
wehavedumped
youhavedumped
theyhavedumped
Past Perfect
Ihaddumped
youhaddumped
he/she/ithaddumped
wehaddumped
youhaddumped
theyhaddumped
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He would haul logs to the area and dump them into the slough, where they were made into rafts for transportation to sawmills downriver.
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He then dumps all the bodies in the car and drives off.
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Variants include a tractor-trailer truck, a dump truck, a fuel truck, and a 6x6 for towing a 4-wheeled powered trailer.
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This includes the prosecution of companies that have illegally dumped or caused oil spills.
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The toys then wind up at the dump.
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