pumping

UK
/ˈpʌmpɪŋ/
US
/ˈpʌmpɪŋ/

Translations

pumpingnoun
pumpings
pl
The pumping of water from the well is essential for irrigation.
Le pompage de l’eau du puits est essentiel pour l’irrigation.
The pumping of the bicycle tires was necessary before the race.
Le gonflage des pneus du vélo était nécessaire avant la course.
Additional translations
pulsationDans un contexte rythmique ou expressif.
pumpingadjective
more pumping
Comp.
most pumping
Super.
UK
/ˈpʌmpɪŋ/
US
/ˈpʌmpɪŋ/
énergiqueSurtout dans un registre familier ou expressif.
The festival had a pumping vibe that kept everyone dancing.
Le festival avait une ambiance énergique qui faisait danser tout le monde.
de pompageEmploi surtout attributif avant un nom.
The city upgraded its pumping station to increase water pressure.
La ville a modernisé sa station de pompage pour augmenter la pression de l’eau.
Additional translations
rythméPour un rythme fort et régulier.
pumpverb

pumping

Gerund

pumped
Past Simple
pumped
Past Participle
pumping
Gerund
UK
/pʌmp/
US
/pʌmp/
They pumped water from the flooded basement.
Ils ont pompé l’eau du sous-sol inondé.
injecterSurtout au sens figuré, pour des fonds, des ressources ou de grandes quantités.
The company pumped millions of dollars into the new project.
L’entreprise a injecté des millions de dollars dans le nouveau projet.
interrogerSens familier ou journalistique quand on cherche à obtenir des informations.
The detective pumped the suspect for details about the crime.
Le détective a interrogé le suspect pour obtenir des détails sur le crime.

Definitions

pumpingnoun
The action or process of moving a liquid, gas, or other substance through a system using a pump.
The pumping of water from the well is essential for irrigation.
The act of inflating something, such as a tire or balloon, by using a pump.
The pumping of the bicycle tires was necessary before the race.
A rhythmic or vigorous movement or action, often associated with exercise or music.
The pumping of the music kept the crowd energized throughout the night.
pumpingadjective
Vigorously active or energetic.
The festival had a pumping vibe that kept everyone dancing.
Moving or operating with a strong, regular rhythm.
The pumping beat of the drums could be heard from miles away.
Relating to or involved in the action or process of pumping, especially by means of a pump (used chiefly before a noun).
The city upgraded its pumping station to increase water pressure.
pumpverb
To force a liquid or gas to move in a particular direction using a pump.
They pumped water from the flooded basement.
To move up and down or in and out with a regular rhythm.
The heart pumps blood throughout the body.
To inflate something by using a pump.
He pumped the bicycle tires before the race.
To supply or inject something in large quantities.
The company pumped millions of dollars into the new project.
To question someone persistently to obtain information.
The detective pumped the suspect for details about the crime.