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hump I v sich wölben hump II 1. VERK Buckel m, Straßenbuckel m, Fahrbahnschwelle f, Bodenschwelle f, Höcker m; 2. BOD kleiner Hügel m; 3. VERK Wagenablaufberg m (Rangierbetrieb)English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > hump
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2 hump up
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3 hump
1. nounhe has a hump on his back — er hat einen Buckel
2) (mound) Hügel, der2. transitive verb(Brit. coll.): (carry) schleppen* * *1. noun1) (a large lump on the back of an animal, person etc: a camel's hump.) der Buckel2) (part of a road etc which rises and falls in the shape of a hump.) der Buckel•- academic.ru/36042/humpback">humpback2. adjective(rising and falling in the shape of a hump: a humpback bridge.) Bogen-...* * *[hʌmp]I. n3.II. vt1. (make round)to \hump one's back einen Buckel machen▪ to \hump sth etw schleppen [o tragen]III. vi1. (arch) den Rücken krumm machento \hump home nach Hause eilen* * *[hʌmp]1. n3) (Brit inf)he's got the hump — er ist sauer (inf)
he/that gives me the hump — er/das fällt mir auf den Wecker (inf)
2. vt1)2) (inf: carry) schleppen; (on back, shoulders) auf dem Rücken/den Schultern tragen or schleppen3) (inf: have sex with) bumsen (inf)* * *hump [hʌmp]A s1. Buckel m, (eines Kamels) Höcker m2. (kleiner) Hügel:3. BAHN Ablaufberg m4. Br umga) Trübsinn mb) Stinklaune f:get (have) the hump trübsinnig oder sauer werden (sein);that gives me the hump dabei werde ich trübsinnig; das fällt mir auf den Wecker5. US sl Tempo n:a) auf die Tube drücken,b) → B 3B v/thump one’s back einen Buckel machen2. besonders Br umga) auf den Rücken oder auf die Schulter nehmenb) tragen4. Br umga) jemanden trübsinnig machenb) jemandem auf den Wecker fallenC v/i1. sich buckelartig erheben2. US sl → B 33. US sl rasen, sausen* * *1. noun2) (mound) Hügel, der2. transitive verb(Brit. coll.): (carry) schleppen* * *(UK) n.Stinklaune f.Trübsinn -e m.schlechte Laune f. n.Auswuchs -¨e m.Buckel - m.Höcker - f.kleiner Hügel m. (UK) v.jemanden trübsinnig machen ausdr. v.schleppen v.sich etwas aufladen ausdr.tragen v.(§ p.,pp.: trug, getragen) -
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[hʌmp] n1) ( hill) kleiner Hügel, Buckel m ( fam) ( in street) Buckel m ( fam) ( at train yard) Ablaufberg mPHRASES:sb has got the \hump jd ist sauer ( fam)1) ( make round)to \hump one's back einen Buckel machento \hump sth etw schleppen [o tragen];he \humped those heavy boxes out of the truck er hievte diese schweren Boxen aus dem LKW ( fam)1) ( arch) den Rücken krumm machento \hump home nach Hause eilen -
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germ. kangi-; krumpjæ-------------------------------------hump {(N.)}germ. hufra-; kðba-; kðta- -
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12 hump roll
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13 hump shunting signal
English-german engineering dictionary > hump shunting signal
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14 hump locomotive
English-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > hump locomotive
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15 hump track
English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > hump track
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16 hump yard
English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > hump yard
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17 hump mode
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18 hump rim
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19 hump cabin
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20 hump control tower
< railw> ■ Ablaufstellwerk n
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hump — [hump] n. [< or akin to LowG humpe, thick piece < IE * kumb (< base * keu , to bend, curve) > HIP1, Sans kumba , thick end (of a bone), Gr kymbē, a bowl] 1. a rounded, protruding lump, as the fleshy mass on the back of a camel: see… … English World dictionary
hump — [n] swelling, projection bulge, bump, convexedness, convexity, dune, elevation, eminence, excrescence, gibbosity, hill, hummock, hunch, knap, knob, knurl, kyphosis, mound, prominence, protrusion, protuberance, ridge, swell, tumescence; concepts… … New thesaurus
hump — [[t]hʌ̱mp[/t]] humps, humping, humped 1) N COUNT A hump is a small hill or raised area. The path goes over a large hump by a tree before running near a road. Syn: mound 2) N COUNT A camel s hump is the large lump on its back. Camels rebuild fat… … English dictionary
hump — humper, n. humpless, adj. /hump/, n. 1. a rounded protuberance, esp. a fleshy protuberance on the back, as that due to abnormal curvature of the spine in humans, or that normally present in certain animals, as the camel or bison. 2. Physical Geog … Universalium