hump
[hʌmp] noun
LUMP 隆起
countable
■a large round raised area or part 隆起；凸起•The car hit a hump in the road and swerved.汽车撞上了路面的一个隆起而突然转向。 •UK Local residents are asking for speed humps (= raised areas across the road which make people drive slowly) to be installed in their street.当地居民要求在大街上设置减速丘。 countable
■a round raised part on a person's or animal's back 驼峰；（人的）驼背•Some types of camel have two humps and others have one.有些种类的骆驼有两个驼峰，而其他的只有一个。 ⇒ See also humpbacked
[hʌmp] noun
ANGER 愤怒
[hʌmp] noun
be over the hump informal
■to be past the most difficult or dangerous part of an activity or period of time 完成了最困难的部分；渡过难关•It's been hard work but I think we're over the hump now.这是一项很艰苦的工作，但我想我们已经完成最困难的部分了。
[hʌmp] noun
get the hump UK informal
■to get upset and annoyed with someone because you think they have done something bad to you 生气；闷闷不乐
[hʌmp] verb
CARRY 搬运
transitive usually + adverb or preposition informal
■to carry or lift something heavy with difficulty （费力地）扛，背，驮•My back really aches after humping those heavy boxes around all day.扛了一天那些很重的箱子，我的背真的很痛。
[hʌmp] verb
HAVE SEX 性交
intransitive or transitive offensive
■to have sex (with someone) （与某人）性交 |