Definition of flump - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
- The book fell with a flump.
2.
- She enjoyed a flump with her hot chocolate.
Verb
1.
- The books flumped onto the floor as the shelf broke..
2.
- She flumped her bag on the floor.
Images of flump
large soft marshmallow
Expressions with flump
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fall or lie down heavily and tiredly
After the long hike, he flumped down on the sofa.
Origin of flump
Imitative, flump (to fall heavily)
Examples of flump in a sentence
She heard a flump as the cat jumped down. He bought a flump at the candy store. The flump was a favorite at the party. The sack of potatoes flumped onto the kitchen floor. He flumped into the chair after a long day. He flumped the books onto the table.
The sack of potatoes flumped to the ground.
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- French:pouf, faire un bruit sourd, ...
- German:Plumps, dumpf aufschlagen, ...
- Italian:tonfo, colpire pesantemente, ...
- Spanish:ruido sordo, golpear pesadamente, ...
- Portuguese:plof, desabar, ...
- Chinese:轻响, 砰然作响, ...
- Japanese:ドサッ, ドサッという音を立てる, ...
- Arabic:ارتطام خافت, ارتطم, ...
- Hebrew:חֲבָטָה עֲדִינָה, לְהַשְׁמִיעַ קוֹל עַמּוּם, ...
- Russian:глухой стук, грохотать, ...
- Ukrainian:глухий стук, гупнути, ...
- Hindi:फ्लम्प, धप्प की आवाज़ करना, ...
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