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bumped

/bʌmpt/

bumped into

Translations

bumpedadjective

more bumped

Comp.

most bumped

Super.

/bʌmpt/

meurtriSe dit d’une partie du corps ayant subi un choc, une contusion ou une meurtrissure.

He had a bumped knee after slipping on the stairs.

Il avait le genou meurtri après avoir glissé dans les escaliers.

Additional translations

évincéS’emploie pour un passager aérien qui n’a pas pu embarquer à cause d’un vol surbooké.

Synonyms

bumpverb

bumped

Past Simple

bumped

Past Simple

bumped

Past Participle

bumping

Gerund

/bʌmp/

heurterEntrer en contact avec un petit choc.

I accidentally bumped into the table and spilled my drink.

J’ai heurté la table par mégarde et j’ai renversé ma boisson.

déplacerFaire passer quelqu’un ou quelque chose à une autre place ou à un autre créneau.

The flight was overbooked, so they bumped me to a later one.

Le vol était surbooké, alors ils m’ont déplacé sur un vol plus tardif.

augmenterHausser une valeur, un prix ou un niveau.

The company decided to bump the prices of their products due to increased demand.

L’entreprise a décidé d’augmenter les prix de ses produits en raison de la hausse de la demande.

tomber surRencontre fortuite.

I bumped into an old friend at the grocery store yesterday.

Je suis tombé sur un vieil ami au supermarché hier.

Additional translations

cognerLangue courante.

repousserPour un horaire, une date ou une priorité.

releverPlus soutenu ou plus précis selon le contexte.

croiserRencontre fortuite, registre courant.

Synonyms

Definitions

bumpedadjective

Having been hit, knocked, or jolted so as to sustain a bump or bruise.

He had a bumped knee after slipping on the stairs.

Of an airline passenger: denied boarding or reassigned to a different flight because the original flight was overbooked.

Several travelers were bumped and had to wait for the next flight.

bumpverb

To hit or knock against something with a jolt.

I accidentally bumped into the table and spilled my drink.

To move someone or something to a different position, often in a queue or schedule.

The flight was overbooked, so they bumped me to a later one.

To increase or raise something, such as a price or level.

The company decided to bump the prices of their products due to increased demand.

To encounter someone unexpectedly.

I bumped into an old friend at the grocery store yesterday.