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pump

/pʌmp/

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noun

/pʌmp/A2formaltechnical
  • ruМеханическое устройство для перемещения жидкостей (жидкостей или газов) путём создания давления или всасывания, или тип женской обуви.

A mechanical device used to move fluids (liquids or gases) by creating pressure or suction, or a type of women's shoe.

  1. Mechanical deviceA2formal

    A device used to move fluids (liquids or gases) by mechanical action.

    ruНасос

    • The water pump broke down in the basement.
    • He used a bicycle pump to inflate the tires.
    • The fuel pump delivers gasoline to the engine.
  2. Type of shoeB1informalbritish

    A lightweight, low-cut shoe, often without laces, typically worn for sports or dancing.

    ruТуфли-лодочки

    • She wore her new pumps to the party.
    • He bought a pair of leather pumps for the wedding.
    • Dancing pumps are designed for flexibility and comfort.

    Synonymsgym shoeplimsoll

  3. Heart (slang)B2informal

    Slang term for the heart, often used in emotional or romantic contexts.

    ruСердце (сленг)

    • My pump was racing after the workout.
    • He felt his pump skip a beat when he saw her.
    • The excitement made his pump beat faster.

    Synonymsheartticker

Forms
  • pumps plural form
  • pumps' possessive plural form
  • pump's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/pʌmp/B1formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия по перемещению жидкости или газа в определённом направлении, или энергичного движения чего-либо вверх-вниз или внутрь-наружу.

A verb used to indicate the act of forcing a liquid or gas to move in a particular direction, or to move something up and down or in and out vigorously.

  1. Move fluid or gasB1formal

    To force a liquid or gas to move in a particular direction using a pump.

    ruКачать

    • The heart pumps blood throughout the body.
    • They pumped water from the well into the tank.
    • The machine pumps air into the tires.

    Synonymsdeliverdrawdriveforceinjectpropelpushsendsiphontransfer

  2. Move up and downB1informal

    To move something up and down or in and out repeatedly.

    ruДвигаться вверх-вниз

    • He pumped his fist in the air in celebration.
    • She pumped the handle of the old water pump.
    • The runner pumped his arms as he sprinted.

    Synonymsbobbouncejigglejounceoscillatepulsethrob

  3. Fill or inflateA2informal

    To fill something with air or gas using a pump.

    ruНакачать

    • I need to pump up the bicycle tires.
    • He pumped the basketball until it was fully inflated.
    • She pumped air into the inflatable mattress.

    Synonymsblow upfillinflatepuff up

    Antonymsdeflateemptyevacuate

  4. Extract informationB2informal

    To try to get information from someone by persistent questioning.

    ruВыведывать

    • The journalist pumped the politician for details about the scandal.
    • He tried to pump his friend for information about the surprise party.
    • She pumped the witness for every detail of the accident.

    Synonymscatechizecross examinegrillinterrogateprobequestionquiz

Forms
  • pumped past participle
  • pumped past simple
  • pumping present participle
  • pumps third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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