Definition Conjugation
Definition of tump - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
- He accidentally tumped the vase over.
2.
- The chair tumped over during the storm.
3.
form moundtr. Dated UK create a mound of earth around somethingtr. Dated UK
- They tumped the soil around the plant.
Noun
1.
geographyDated UK small mound or hillockDated UK
- We sat on a grassy tump to rest.
2.
toolsDated UK strap for carrying loadsDated UK
- He adjusted the tump on his forehead.
Images of tump

small mound or hillock 
strap for carrying loads
Expressions with tump
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turn over from an upright position
The vase tumped over on the uneven table.
Origin of tump
Middle English, tumpe (small hill)
Examples of tump in a sentence
The wind tumped the signpost during the storm. The toddler tumped over while playing. The vase tumped off the shelf unexpectedly. Farmers tumped the earth to protect the roots. They tumped the dirt to form a barrier. The children played on the tump near the river.
A lone tree stood atop the tump. The tump made carrying the firewood easier. She secured the tump tightly before starting the hike.
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- French:renverser, butte, ...
- German:umstoßen, Hügelchen, ...
- Italian:rovesciare, tumulo, ...
- Spanish:tumbar, montículo, ...
- Portuguese:derrubar, montículo, ...
- Chinese:撞翻, 土丘, ...
- Japanese:倒す, 塚, ...
- Arabic:أَسْقَطَ, تَلّ صَغِير, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַפִּיל, תֵּל, ...
- Russian:опрокинуть, бугорок, ...
- Ukrainian:перекидати, горбик, ...
- Hindi:गिरा देना, टीला, ...
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