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I . bump [bʌmp] N

1. bump (on head):

bump
guz m

2. bump (on road):

bump
wybój m
speed bump

3. bump (blow):

bump

4. bump (shock):

bump

5. bump (sound):

bump
hałas m

6. bump (collision):

bump

II . bump [bʌmp] VB trans

III . bump [bʌmp] VB intr

1. bump (collide):

to bump into sb/sth

2. bump (move):

to bump along

bump off VB trans inf

speed bump N AUTO

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English
These make-or-break events of space missions can be things that go bump in the night: sometimes you get second chances and sometimes not.
www.universetoday.com
A desert race vehicle, which must routinely absorb far higher impact forces, may be provided with pneumatic or hydro-pneumatic bump-stops.
en.wikipedia.org
Two or three blurred objects flitted past the undercarriage, then they were down, with a slight bump.
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That's a really easy one to give to the stuntwoman, but she loves a stunt bump.
www.moviesonline.ca
The bench also directed the agencies to put up signage indicating that there is a speed bump ahead.
www.thehindu.com
In older participants, a bump for memories reported as most important and happy was found.
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Her head went back hard against the headrest, then there was a jarring jolt when she hit the speed bump.
www.canada.com
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.
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You can lean over the dugout seats and bump elbows with a coach.
www.npr.org
This prevents opening of the action caused by an inadvertent bump or contact to the bolt handle.
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