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I . dump [dʌmp] N

2. dump (storage place):

3. dump COMPUT:

II . dump [dʌmp] VB trans

2. dump (put down carelessly):

4. dump inf (leave sb):

5. dump COMPUT:

6. dump ECON:

III . dump [dʌmp] VB intr Am inf (treat unfairly)

ˈref·use dump N

ˈrub·bish dump N, ˈrub·bish tip N

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Her body was wrapped inside a plastic tarpaulin and dumped behind a junked van.
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The homes are farther away from where the chemicals were dumped.
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Many members submitted comments and topics each day; we dumped the dross, published the gold, often selecting pieces for their thematic relevance to one another.
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She dumped the baby here at the refuse dump and this has become a problem for us.
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When the girlfriends realize that their men are swapped, both guys end up dumped.
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Moreover, business journalism itself was a backwater, a place where publications dumped their drunks and burned-out sportswriters.
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Sometimes, crawfish may be dumped into the traditional watercraft in which crawfishermen have historically used to traverse the bayous and swamps; a pirogue.
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The resulting reader was a mechanical tour-de-force, combining five MICR readers with a large rotating drum that forced checks dumped in the top to come out the bottom single-file.
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Opposite that site several other acres of the wetlands are being dumped to construct a sewage plant.
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Other restaurants offered "curries," which were little more than stale curry powder dumped into a creamy sauce.
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