bumper

UK
/ˈbʌmpə/
US
/ˈbʌmpɚ/

Translations

bumpernoun
bumpers
pl
UK
/ˈbʌmpə/
US
/ˈbʌmpɚ/
The car's bumper was dented after the minor accident.
Le pare-chocs de la voiture était cabossé après le petit accident.
récolte exceptionnelleSurtout dans le domaine agricole.
This year's wheat harvest was a bumper.
La récolte de blé de cette année a été exceptionnelle.
jingleÀ la télévision et à la radio.
The network ran a quick bumper before cutting to the commercial break.
La chaîne a diffusé un jingle rapide avant la coupure publicitaire.
butoirEn mécanique et au billard électrique.
The ball hit the bumper and shot toward the top of the playfield.
La bille a heurté le butoir et a filé vers le haut du plateau.
Additional translations
verre plein à ras bordSurtout dans le registre du toast.
bumperadjective
more bumper
Comp.
most bumper
Super.
UK
/ˈbʌmpə/
US
/ˈbʌmpɚ/
exceptionnelSurtout pour une récolte, une production ou une saison.
The farmers celebrated a bumper harvest this year.
Les agriculteurs ont célébré une récolte exceptionnelle cette année.
Additional translations

Definitions

bumpernoun
A horizontal bar or strip attached to the front or rear of a vehicle, designed to absorb impact in a collision.
The car's bumper was dented after the minor accident.
Something unusually large or successful; a plentiful yield.
This year's wheat harvest was a bumper.
A glass or cup filled to the brim, especially as a toast.
He raised a bumper of wine to toast the newlyweds.
A short audio or video segment used to introduce, conclude, or transition between parts of a broadcast programme.
The network ran a quick bumper before cutting to the commercial break.
A cushioned obstacle in a pinball machine that rebounds the ball on impact.
The ball hit the bumper and shot toward the top of the playfield.
bumperadjective
Exceptionally large or abundant.
The farmers celebrated a bumper harvest this year.