lump

• Sustantivo que designa una masa compacta e informe o un trozo de algo, a menudo duro o semiduro, así como una protuberancia o bulto en el cuerpo.

A noun referring to a compact, shapeless mass or piece of something, often solid or semi-solid.

1. Piece or massA2formal

   A compact, irregularly shaped mass of a substance.

   Trozo o masa

   • She added a lump of sugar to her coffee.
   • The chef cut a lump of butter from the block.
   • There was a lump of clay on the potter's wheel.

   Sinónimosblockchunkclodclumpglobgobhunkmassnuggetpiecewad

2. Swelling or bumpB1formalmedical

   A small, hard swelling on or inside the body, often caused by injury or illness.

   Bulto

   • He found a lump on his arm after the fall.
   • The doctor examined the lump on her neck.
   • She was worried about the lump in her breast.

   Sinónimosbulgebumpgrowthnoduleprotuberanceswellingtumor

3. Clump or clusterB1informal

   A group or collection of things that stick together.

   Grumo o conglomerado

   • There was a lump of dirt on the floor.
   • The paint formed a lump on the brush.
   • She found a lump of hair in the drain.

   Sinónimosagglomerationaggregateblobbunchchunkclumpclusterconcretionglobgobhunkmassnuggetwad

• Verbo que se usa para indicar la acción de unir o agrupar cosas en una sola masa o categoría, a menudo sin distinguirlas con cuidado.

A verb used to indicate the act of putting or grouping things together in a single mass or category, often without careful distinction.

1. Combine or group togetherB2informal

   To put different things together in a single group, often without careful distinction.

   agrupar

   • Don't lump all teenagers together as lazy.
   • The report lumps several unrelated issues into one category.
   • They tend to lump all expenses under one budget line.

   Sinónimosaggregateamassbatchbundleclustercollectcombinegrouppoolunite

   Antónimosdifferentiatedistinguishdivideseparatesortsplit

2. Accept reluctantlyB2informal

   To accept or tolerate something unpleasant without complaint.

   Aguantar / Tragar

   • If you don't like the rules, you'll just have to lump it.
   • He didn't enjoy the extra work, but he lumped it anyway.
   • She lumped the inconvenience without a word of protest.

   Sinónimosabideacceptbearendurestandstomachtolerate