bumper

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Motor vehiclesbumperbump‧er1 /ˈbʌmpə $ -ər/ noun [countable] 1 British EnglishTTC a bar fixed on the front and back of a car to protect it if it hits anything SYN fender American English2 → bumper-to-bumperExamples from the Corpusbumper• A battered and burned work basket projects low down in front like a bumper.• Insiders say the front air intake, rounded but not necessarily elliptical, will be below the impact-absorbing front bumper.• Not to mention an artificial grass lawn on the hood and a white picket fence on the front bumper.• Our driver rolled up his window and backed away, lightly tapping the front bumper of the car behind.• Both rackets have a synthetic protective bumper guard and both come in two colourways.• He also threatened to drag him down the street handcuffed to the bumper of his car. bumperbumper2 adjective [only before noun] BIGunusually largebumper crop/harvest We hope readers will enjoy this bumper issue of ‘Homes and Gardens’.Examples from the Corpusbumper• This year, however, it looks like a bumper crop.• Without a bumper harvest, refinancing will saddle many farmers with more debt that they can handle.• Falcon Holidays is predicting a bumper January and has already sold almost 40 % of its summer programme for 2001.bumper crop/harvest• Jacques was speaking enthusiastically about the crop of grapes which the vines had produced, and was prophesying a bumper harvest.• Picture your garden bed of cucumbers, a very large patch of them, a bumper crop.• This year, however, it looks like a bumper crop.• The only thing I see them reaping is a bumper crop of boredom.• He also contends that Democrats have not produced a bumper crop of congressional candidates this year.• Potatoes INSTEAD of destroying their bumper crop of potatoes, farmers should give them to the needy.• Apple trees were straining beneath the weight of a bumper crop of what looked like Cox's orange pippins.• Without a bumper harvest, refinancing will saddle many farmers with more debt that they can handle.

单词	bumper
释义	bumper From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Motor vehiclesbumperbump‧er1 /ˈbʌmpə $ -ər/ noun [countable] 1 British EnglishTTC a bar fixed on the front and back of a car to protect it if it hits anything SYN fender American English2 → bumper-to-bumperExamples from the Corpusbumper• A battered and burned work basket projects low down in front like a bumper.• Insiders say the front air intake, rounded but not necessarily elliptical, will be below the impact-absorbing front bumper.• Not to mention an artificial grass lawn on the hood and a white picket fence on the front bumper.• Our driver rolled up his window and backed away, lightly tapping the front bumper of the car behind.• Both rackets have a synthetic protective bumper guard and both come in two colourways.• He also threatened to drag him down the street handcuffed to the bumper of his car. bumperbumper2 adjective [only before noun] BIGunusually largebumper crop/harvest We hope readers will enjoy this bumper issue of ‘Homes and Gardens’.Examples from the Corpusbumper• This year, however, it looks like a bumper crop.• Without a bumper harvest, refinancing will saddle many farmers with more debt that they can handle.• Falcon Holidays is predicting a bumper January and has already sold almost 40 % of its summer programme for 2001.bumper crop/harvest• Jacques was speaking enthusiastically about the crop of grapes which the vines had produced, and was prophesying a bumper harvest.• Picture your garden bed of cucumbers, a very large patch of them, a bumper crop.• This year, however, it looks like a bumper crop.• The only thing I see them reaping is a bumper crop of boredom.• He also contends that Democrats have not produced a bumper crop of congressional candidates this year.• Potatoes INSTEAD of destroying their bumper crop of potatoes, farmers should give them to the needy.• Apple trees were straining beneath the weight of a bumper crop of what looked like Cox's orange pippins.• Without a bumper harvest, refinancing will saddle many farmers with more debt that they can handle.
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