crump

• فعل قديم بمعنى يضم أو يعصر، أو يصبح منحنيًا أو ملتويًا؛ ويُستعمل أيضًا لوصف فعل سحق أو كبس الشيء.

An obsolete verb meaning to draw in or contract, or to become bent or crooked; also used to describe the act of crumpling or crushing.

1. Make a noise typical of an engine lacking lubricantsC1informalbritish

   To produce a deep, heavy, or thudding sound, often associated with a poorly lubricated engine or machinery.

   إصدار صوت أجش

   • The old car's engine began to crump as it ran out of oil.
   • The tractor crumped loudly as it struggled up the hill.
   • You could hear the engine crump from across the field.

   المرادفاتclunkthudthump

2. Bombard with heavy shellsC2formalbritish

   To attack or strike with heavy artillery shells, causing a deep explosive sound.

   القصف بالمدافع الثقيلة

   • The artillery unit began to crump the enemy positions at dawn.
   • The soldiers crumped the fortifications with relentless shelling.
   • The enemy crumped the city for hours before the assault.

   المرادفاتbarragebombardcannonadepoundshell

3. Explode heavily or with a loud dull noiseC2informalbritish

   To detonate or burst with a deep, muffled, or heavy sound.

   يَنْفَجِر بِصَوْتٍ مُدَوٍّ

   • The bomb crumped in the distance, shaking the ground.
   • The old mine crumped as it collapsed underground.
   • The fireworks crumped loudly, startling the crowd.

   المرادفاتblastboomburstdetonateexplodego offrumblethudthumpthunder