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bump around

/bʌmp əˈraʊnd/

Traduction: Verbe à particule désignant un déplacement maladroit ou sans but, souvent accompagné de heurts contre des obstacles, ou le fait de tâtonner par essais et erreurs.

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verb

/bʌmp əˈraʊnd/B2formal
  • frVerbe à particule désignant un déplacement maladroit ou sans but, souvent accompagné de heurts contre des obstacles, ou le fait de tâtonner par essais et erreurs.

A phrasal verb used to indicate moving clumsily or aimlessly, often hitting obstacles, or to describe a process of trial and error.

indénombrable · intransitif · phrasal, sans objet

  1. Move clumsily or noisilyinformal

    To move in a clumsy, unsteady, or noisy manner, often hitting things.

    frse déplacer en cognant

    • The kids were bumping around in the attic all afternoon.
    • He bumped around the dark room, looking for the light switch.
    • The old car bumped around on the rough dirt road.

    Synonymesbargeblunderbumbleclatterlurchstumble

    Antonymesflowglidesmooth

  2. Travel without a fixed planinformal

    To travel or move from place to place without a specific destination or schedule.

    frvoyager sans itinéraire fixe

    • We spent the summer bumping around Europe with no itinerary.
    • After college, he bumped around the country for a few years.
    • They just bumped around the city, exploring random streets.

    Synonymesdriftgadgallivantknock aboutmeandermoochrambleroamtraipsewander

    Antonymesremainsettlestay

Formes
  • bumped around past participle
  • bumped around past simple
  • bumping around present participle
  • bumps around third person singular

Verbe de basebump

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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