clumped

UK
/klʌmpt/
US
/klʌmpt/
clumpedverb
clumped
Past Simple
clumped
Past Participle
UK
/klʌmpt/
US
/klʌmpt/
Used as the simple past tense and past participle of the verb 'clump'.
Definitions
Simple past tense and past participle of clump.
The soldiers clumped their gear into a single pile.
clumpedadjective
more clumped
Comp.
most clumped
Super.
UK
/klʌmpt/
US
/klʌmpt/
Translations
The clumped trees made it difficult to walk through the forest.
Сгруппированные деревья затрудняли прогулку по лесу.
сбитый в кучу
The clumped snow made the road slippery.
Сбитый в кучу снег сделал дорогу скользкой.
собранный в кучу
The clumped leaves were raked into a pile.
Собранные в кучу листья были сгребены в кучу.
Definitions
Gathered or clustered together in a group or mass.
The clumped flowers in the garden created a vibrant display of colors.
clumpverb

clumped

Past Simple

clumped
Past Simple
clumped
Past Participle
clumping
Gerund
UK
/klʌmp/
US
/klʌmp/
Translations
The wet sand tends to clump together.
Влажный песок склонен сбиваться вместе.
The sheep clump together for warmth.
Овцы сгруппировываются для тепла.
Additional translations
Definitions
To form a cluster or group.
The children began to clump together in the playground.
To walk or move with heavy, noisy steps.
He clumped down the stairs in his heavy boots.
To gather (items) into a cluster or mass.
She clumped the papers together on her desk.
clumpnoun
Definitions
A small, compact group of things, especially plants or trees, growing closely together.
There was a clump of trees at the edge of the field.
A thick, solid mass of something.
She found a clump of hair in the shower drain.
A heavy, thudding sound.
He heard the clump of boots on the wooden floor.