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I. bump [bʌmp] N
1. bump:
bump (on head)
čvoruga f
bump (in road)
džomba f
speed bump
ležeći policajac
2. bump inf (blow):
bump
udarac
3. bump (thud):
bump
tup udarac
4. bump:
bump
tresak
II. bump [bʌmp] VB trans (have accident)
bump AUTO
sudariti se
III. bump [bʌmp] VB intr
to bump along
poskakivati
'speed bump N
speed bump
ležeći policajac m
bump into VB intr to bump into sb
1. bump into (knock against):
to bump into sb
udariti
to bump into sth
udariti u nešto
2. bump into fig (meet by chance):
to bump into sb
naleteti
bump off VB trans sl
bump off
ukokati perf
bump off
smaknuti perf
bump off
ubiti perf
guess who I bumped into the other day
zamisli na koga sam nedavno naleteo
Present
Ibump
youbump
he/she/itbumps
webump
youbump
theybump
Past
Ibumped
youbumped
he/she/itbumped
webumped
youbumped
theybumped
Present Perfect
Ihavebumped
youhavebumped
he/she/ithasbumped
wehavebumped
youhavebumped
theyhavebumped
Past Perfect
Ihadbumped
youhadbumped
he/she/ithadbumped
wehadbumped
youhadbumped
theyhadbumped
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Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)
guess who I bumped into the other day
zamisli na koga sam nedavno naleteo
speed bump
ležeći policajac
Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)
They both bump into each other at the airport, leading to their phones being swapped.
en.wikipedia.org
Its relative remoteness means you won't bump into thousands of other cruise passengers on identikit voyages.
www.telegraph.co.uk
Unless he happened to bump into a cyberbully, which could be messy.
www.independent.ie
Fighting in the game occurs whenever two players bump into each other three times in a row without hitting another player.
en.wikipedia.org
While being a security guard, players can bump into random encounters into enemies such as wandering rats.
en.wikipedia.org

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