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dumping

/ˈdʌmpɪŋ/

dumping out

Translations

dumpingnoun

dumpings

демпинг

The company was accused of dumping products at below-market prices.

Компания была обвинена в демпинге продукции по ценам ниже рыночных.

Synonyms

throwing away

dumpinggerund / present participle

/ˈdʌmpɪŋ/

Used attributively or predicatively to qualify nouns (e.g., "dumping duties", "a dumping site").

Synonyms

offloading for disposal

price-cutting

underselling

undercutting

dumping (no direct single-word alternative)

dumpverb

dumping

Gerund

dumped

Past Simple

dumped

Past Participle

dumping

Gerund

/dʌmp/

сбрасывать

They decided to dump the old furniture in the backyard.

Они решили сбрасывать старую мебель на заднем дворе.

бросать

She decided to dump her boyfriend after the argument.

Она решила бросить своего парня после ссоры.

вываливать

The truck will dump the sand at the construction site.

Грузовик вывалит песок на строительной площадке.

Additional translations

Synonyms

throw away

cast off

Antonyms

Definitions

dumpingnoun

The act of disposing of waste or unwanted material, often in an unauthorized or environmentally harmful manner.

The city has strict regulations to prevent illegal dumping in public areas.

The practice of selling goods in a foreign market at a price lower than their cost in the domestic market, often to gain market share.

The government imposed tariffs to counteract the dumping of cheap steel imports.

dumpinggerund / present participle

Relating to or involving the act or process of dumping, especially of waste or under-priced goods.

The agency launched a dumping investigation into the company’s pricing practices.

dumpverb

To release or dispose of something, especially waste or unwanted material, in a careless or irresponsible manner.

The factory was fined for dumping toxic waste into the river.

To end a romantic relationship with someone suddenly and unceremoniously.

She decided to dump her boyfriend after he lied to her.

To unload or empty out a large quantity of something, often in a hasty or careless manner.

He dumped all the clothes from the suitcase onto the bed.

To transfer data from one place to another, especially in computing.

The technician dumped the database onto a backup server.

To sell goods abroad at a price lower than the domestic market or below the cost of production.

The company was accused of dumping steel in the international market.

To defecate. (slang, mildly vulgar)

The dog just dumped on the sidewalk.