hump 英 [hʌmp]   美 [hʌmp]

hump

hump  英 [hʌmp] 美 [hʌmp]

n. 土墩,丘;驼峰  v. 隆起 

进行时:humping  过去式:humped  过去分词:humped  第三人称单数:humps  名词复数:humps 

a road hump 公路上的限速路墩
A camel has a hump on its back. (单峰)骆驼背上有一个驼峰。

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  • n. 土墩,丘;驼峰
  • v. 隆起
  • 1. a road hump

    公路上的限速路墩

  • 2. A camel has a hump on its back.

    (单峰)骆驼背上有一个驼峰。

  • 3. I humped the heavy case upstairs.

    我把那个沉重的箱子背到楼上。

  • 4. The cat humped its back.

    猫弓起了背。

  • hump (n.) 1680s (in hump-backed), of uncertain origin; perhaps from Dutch homp "lump," from Middle Low German hump "bump," from Proto-Germanic *hump-, from PIE *kemb- "to bend, turn, change, exchange" (see change (v.)). Replaced, or perhaps influenced by, crump, from Old English crump.
  • hump (v.) "to bend or raise into a hump," 1840, from hump (n.). Meaning "do the sex act with" is attested from 1785, but the source indicates it is an older word. Related: Humped; humper; humping.
hump / hʌmp ; NAmE hʌmp / noun , verb hump humps humped humping noun 1 a large lump that sticks out above the surface of sth, especially the ground (平面上的)大隆起物;(尤指)土墩,丘,冈 the dark hump of the mountain in the distance 远处高大的黑魆魆的山 ( BrE) a road/speed/traffic hump (= a humpon a road that forces traffic to drive more slowly) 公路上的限速路墩 2 a large lump on the back of some animals, especially camels (某些动物的)峰;(尤指)驼峰 3 a large lump on the back of a person, caused by an unusual curve in the spine(= the row of bones in the middle of the back) (人的)驼背 IDIOMS be over the ˈhump to have done the most difficult part of sth 完成最困难的部份;渡过最困难阶段 get/take the ˈhump ( BrE) ( informal) to become annoyed or upset about sth 对某事恼怒(或烦恼) Fans get the hump when the team loses. 球队失利时,球迷们感到沮丧。 verb 1 humpsth (+ adv./prep.) ( BrE) to carry sth heavy 背负(重物) I've been humping furniture around all day. 我扛了一整天的家具。 2 humpsb ( taboo, slang) to have sex with sb 与(某人)性交 hump / hʌmp ; NAmE hʌmp /
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