bump
আচমকা
definition
verb
I almost bumped into him
knock or run into someone or something, typically with a jolt.
the car bumped along the rutted track
move or travel with much jolting and jarring.
noun
a nasty bump on the head
a light blow or a jolting collision.
bumps in the road
a protuberance on a level surface.
translation of 'bump '
ধাক্কা
adverb
সরব,
হঠাৎ,
সহসা,
আচমকা,
অকস্মাৎ
verb
দুম্ করিয়া ঠুকিয়া যাত্তয়া,
দুম্ করিয়া আঘাত করা,
লাফাইয়া লাফাইয়া চলা,
দুম্ করিয়া আঘাত পাত্তয়া,
দুম্ করিয়া ঠুকিয়া দেত্তয়া
noun
সঙ্ঘর্ষ,
সঙ্ঘাত
example
I think he really thought it was perfectly OK to knock people, to 'bump' people and get by them and go on and win.
there was a 'bump' in the number of outbound flights
It will go in a case - the slightest 'bump' or knock considerably affects the value.
At one time four-wheel drive vehicles were just muddy workhorses, box-like things used by folk who just liked to 'bump' along tracks or plough across muddy fields.
I got a nice bump on my foot, and after about a year, it no longer hurt like hell to 'bump' that part of my foot on something.
He said later, after being carpeted by the editor and having to apologise to the woman, that he distinctly heard the bump as she dropped the phone and a louder 'bump' as she fainted.
he was making the most of his 'bump' of direction
Confused, she crawled over to the spot and felt on the ground for a 'bump' , a rock, anything.
A moment later a not-so-gentle 'bump' reverberated through the ship as it touched down on the unruly ice.
Always looking backwards whilst trying to move forward, you might get a nasty 'bump' or fall down a hole.
If you hit a major 'bump' , you get bangs from the front suspension reminiscent of the previous model, which was certainly less than perfect dynamically.
Well that's a nasty 'bump' , but nothing serious.
It gave Elissa the green light and she walked down quickly, keeping her footsteps light, feeling her knapsack 'bump' lightly against her back.
Where some people have a 'bump' of direction, I have a small black hole.
Sciama remembered clearly, as do his colleagues, that on some days Hawking would turn up at the office with a bandage around his head, having fallen heavily and received a nasty 'bump' .
‘It could have been something as simple as a 'bump' ; you know, somebody bumped into someone’.
The bus wheel hit a 'bump' , and her forehead made a sharp rapping sound on the glass.
There were no physical injuries except the crew chief got a 'bump' on the head.
I have this gross 'bump' on my eyelid, and it's so painful.
In the next few years, we're going to see a 'bump' in the population of 12-to 15-year-olds.
As soon as they passed over the ridge they experienced a considerable air 'bump' throwing the aircraft suddenly upwards on the windward side.
My fingertips hurt and sting if I 'bump' them into things, my shoulder muscles are stiff.
a nasty 'bump' on the head
This helped 'bump' it up two spots to the ninth largest in 2003 from the No.11 spot in 2002.
Obama checked in at 22 percent, a 4-point 'bump' from the earlier poll.
a slight 'bump' in sales
a nasty 'bump' on the head
Bleached 'bump' is suitable for white curtains or backgrounds, unbleached for other fabrics when a cream cast will not matter.
This song is like the loud 'bump' in the night that jolts one awake in utter fear.
It said the pain should be underneath the bump and the whole 'bump' should go hard.
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