英:[klʌmp]
美:[klʌmp]
英:[klʌmp]
美:[klʌmp]
n.
丛
笨重的脚步声
土块
vt.
使成一丛
凝结成块
clumps, clumping, clumped
clumpish (adj.), clumpy (adj.)
Noun
1. a grouping of a number of similar things;
"a bunch of trees"
"a cluster of admirers"
2. a compact mass;
"a ball of mud caught him on the shoulder"
3. a heavy dull sound (as made by impact of heavy objects)
Verb
1. make or move along with a sound as of a horse's hooves striking the ground
2. come together as in a cluster or flock;
"The poets constellate in this town every summer"
3. walk clumsily
4. gather or cause to gather into a cluster;
"She bunched her fingers into a fist"
"The students bunched up at the registration desk"
1580年代,“一块; 一簇或小而密集的群体”(尤指灌木或树木),源自中古英语 clompe “一块”(约1300年),来自低地德语源头(例如荷兰语 klomp “一块,一团”,或中低地德语 klumpe “木屐,木鞋”)。古英语中有 clympre “一块,金属块”。
凝块:凝集素作用引起的细菌等的凝集反应
凝团
Noun probably from Low German klump
The first known use of clump was circa 1586
clump1 of 2noun
a group of things clustered together
a clump of bushes
a cluster or lump of something
a heavy tramping sound
clump2 of 2verb
to walk or move clumsily and noisily
to form or cause to form clumps
clump1 of 2noun
a group of things clustered together
a clump of bushes
a cluster or lump of something
a heavy tramping sound
clump2 of 2verb
to walk or move clumsily and noisily
to form or cause to form clumps
clump1 of 2noun
a group of things clustered together
a clump of bushes
a cluster or lump of something
a heavy tramping sound
clump2 of 2verb
to walk or move clumsily and noisily
to form or cause to form clumps
clump1 of 2noun
a group of things clustered together
a clump of bushes
a cluster or lump of something
a heavy tramping sound
clump2 of 2verb
to walk or move clumsily and noisily
to form or cause to form clumps
clump1 of 2noun
a group of things clustered together
a clump of bushes
a cluster or lump of something
a heavy tramping sound
clump2 of 2verb
to walk or move clumsily and noisily
to form or cause to form clumps
clump1 of 2noun
a clustered mass of particles (as bacteria or blood cells) compare agglutination
clump2 of 2intransitive verb
to form clumps
1 Rounding a clump of grass she came upon an enormous wolverine, the king of the Arctic weasel family.
2 They became explorers, rushed around hoping the next clump of dusty trees or chunk of wall might reveal the treasure, the trinket, the exotically rusted hinge.
3 By the end of an ogre’s first sentence in Kyrrian, you forgot his pointy teeth, the dried blood under his fingernails, and the coarse black hair that grew on his face in clumps.
4 The ground around her was bare, the grass lay in sad clumps at her side.
5 She looked down and saw that her hair lay in clumps all over her lap and on the floor, and she began to pick them up with slow, clumsy fingers.
6 There was one broad clump of bushes the little kids could hide in, if it came to that.
7 In the ditch, Hazel overtook Haystack and Dandelion under a clump of brambles.
8 He landed in a clump of burdock beside the road and then burst out covered in burrs.
9 Here and there clumps of snow fell from the branches, but otherwise there was no sound or movement.
10 He settled back on his haunches in exasperation, looking at the pitiful clump of grass and twigs.
11 A clump of reeds hides it from constant surveillance by the U.S. immigration authorities.
12 Beneath us, the old sheep, her wool in dirty clumps, cropped wild herbs.
13 They clumped around in tweeds and brogues.
14 Nearer the harbor were clumps of mods, bags of rockers, a chain of punks, and even a few teds.
15 A willow, not terribly tall but set in a clump of other willows, offering concealment in those long, flowing tresses.
16 We drifted by gray barns, cornfields in need of irrigation, and clumps of Hereford cows, chewing in slow motion, looking very content with their lives.
17 When I tossed a clump of dirt on the coffins, Papa put his arm around my shoulder.
18 It was Pipkin’s voice from behind a clump of burdock on the edge of the little circle of listeners.
19 The trees, predominantly oak, were more fully in bud, and there were occasional clumps of wildflowers—bloodroot and trillium and Dutchmen’s breeches—rising through the carpet of last year’s leaves.
20 The virus clumps the cells together.
3 堆
10 殴打
battery delivery strike blow workout knock warming blizzard whopping whack milling dusting blooper rattler whop drub shellacking wap bam cuff oil score catch warm beat mess whale quilt bash maul baste wallop duff bloop fourpenny one take care of fire on
11 打
licking strike stroke striking beating whipping doing dint on hide clock paste biff whop belabour larrup scutch stoush drive hit box Land fight beat pan swing knock drift lace bore slap lick smack burrow duff up let drive
12 缕
13 块
piece bar Mass bite Nut lump bolus daub wad clumpy -ome body section block mass sheet gout piecemeal gob clod wodge clot nugget dollop gobbet agglomerate
20 团
Ball Mass Nut lump regiment bolus regimental mass paste mat blob gob delegacy group party troop corps cluster bundle clot wad dollop fascicle agglomerate
22 群
group lot party stand band crowd mob rookery school troop cluster gaggle colony horde pack tribe flock
24 树丛
grove bluff thicket boscage grovy chaparral spinney tod bosk boskage frith bosque spinny bosket scrub tuft
25 使成团
27 一团
troop pile mat lump blob tuft smother hunch troupe shag dollop gob body round bunch fold huddle wad wodge
28 丛生
rosette cluster social cespitose bush acervate bristly tufty caespitose tuft overgrow rank fasciculate bristle luxuriate
31 薮
32 凝团
34 重踏
36 一击
one cut pick shot blow plug belt clock stroke sock chop buffet clap zap clout swish bop bung gird blooper chippy conk smeller larrup skelp zetz to remember one by
37 群生
41 聚集
assembly concentration assemblage collect Mass gather concentrate cluster muster conglomerate congregate group collection gathering agglomeration round-up mass assemble flock converge convene get together round up rack up
42 使凝集