rump

A noun referring to the fleshy hindquarters of an animal or the buttocks of a human body.

ruСуществительное, обозначающее мясистую заднюю часть животного или ягодицы человеческого тела.esSustantivo que designa la parte posterior y carnosa del cuerpo de un animal o las nalgas del cuerpo humano.frNom désignant la partie charnue et postérieure d'un animal, ou les fesses du corps humain.deSubstantiv, das den fleischigen hinteren Teil eines Tieres oder das Gesäß des menschlichen Körpers bezeichnet.ptSubstantivo que designa a parte traseira carnosa de um animal ou as nádegas do corpo humano.zh名词，指动物多肉的臀部或后躯；也指人的臀部、屁股。arاسم يشير إلى الجزء الخلفي اللحمي من جسم الحيوان أو إلى الأرداف في جسم الإنسان.

1. Animal hindquarters B1 formal

   The rear part of an animal's body, corresponding to the human buttocks, often used in butchery.

   • The butcher cut a thick slice from the rump of the cow.
   • The horse had a muscular rump from years of training.
   • The dog sat down on its rump and waited patiently.

   ruКрупesCuarto trasero de un animalfrCroupe d'un animaldeHinterviertelptGarupazh臀部（动物）arعجز الحيوان

   Синонимы: crouprear

2. Cut of meat B2 formal culinary

   A specific cut of meat from the hindquarters of an animal, located behind the loin and above the round.

   • Rump steak is known for its rich flavor and tenderness.
   • She ordered a grilled rump steak with vegetables.
   • The recipe calls for a pound of rump roast.

   ruВырезка из задней частиesCorte de carne de la grupafrMorceau de viande de la croupedeRumpsteakptAlcatrazh臀肉arقطعة لحم من المؤخرة

3. Human buttocks B1 informal

   The fleshy part of the human body that you sit on; the buttocks.

   • He slipped on the ice and landed hard on his rump.
   • The toddler fell backward and sat on his rump.
   • She gave the child a gentle pat on the rump.

   ruЯгодицыesTrasero humanofrFesses (partie charnue du corps humain)deGesäßptNádegaszh臀部arالأرداف

   Синонимы: backsidebehindbottombumbuttderriereposteriorreartush

• rumps plural form
• rumps' possessive plural form
• rump's possessive singular form