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bummer

/ˈbʌmə/

/ˈbʌmɚ/

Translations

bummernoun

bummers

/ˈbʌmə/

/ˈbʌmɚ/

Missing the concert was a real bummer.

Пропустить концерт было настоящим обломом.

The cancellation of the trip was a big bummer for everyone.

Отмена поездки была большим разочарованием для всех.

Additional translations

Synonyms

bummeradjective

Attributive use meaning ‘disappointing’ or ‘unpleasant’. Treated here as an adjective in line with guideline for attributive nouns.

bummerinterjection

/ˈbʌmə/

/ˈbʌmɚ/

Used informally as a reaction expressing disappointment or sympathy.

bummernoun

An event or situation that is unpleasant or disappointing.

Missing the concert because of the rain was a real bummer.

A loafer or vagrant who lives by begging or doing casual work; an idler.

During the Depression the city was full of bummers looking for odd jobs.

A bad or disorienting experience caused by taking drugs, especially hallucinogens.

He expected a euphoric trip, but the acid gave him a total bummer.

bummeradjective

Attributive, informal: relating to or characterized by disappointment or unpleasantness.

It was a real bummer day when the campsite flooded.

bummerinterjection

Used to express disappointment, frustration, or sympathy.

"You lost your keys again? Bummer!"