英语词组bump into是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

Idiom

bump intobump into (someone/something)

to unexpectedly meet someone or find something.

Last week, Jill bumped into an old college friend she hadn't seen in years.The story is about an amateur detective who lives in Maine and has an amazing ability to bump into real-life murder stories.

Phr V

bump into

bumps, bumping, bumped

bump into sb

to meet someone you know when you have not planned to meet them

I bumped into Mark when I was out shopping this afternoon.

bump into (someone or something)

1. To touch or strike something or someone, usually lightly and unintentionally. I lost my balance and bumped into the person ahead of me in line. We need to move that coat rack because the door keeps bumping into it.

2. To randomly encounter someone. We didn't mean to exclude you! When Chad and I went out, we just bumped into the rest of the group, that's all. You won't believe who I bumped into at the airport.

bump into someone

and run into someone

1. Lit. to move inadvertently or crash into someone. Excuse me. I didn't mean to bump into you. The child on the bicycle nearly bumped into me.

2. Fig. to chance on someone; to meet someone by chance. (Not normally with physical contact.) Guess who I bumped into downtown today? I ran into Bill Jones yesterday.

bump into

1. Also, bump against. Collide, come in contact with; same as bang into. For example, It's easy to bump into furniture in the dark. [Mid-1800s]

2. Encounter, meet by chance, as in While I was downtown, I bumped into George. [Colloquial; 1880s] Also see run into.

bump into

1. To collide with someone or something accidentally: I wasn't looking where I was going and bumped into a garbage can.

2. To encounter someone or something by chance: I often bump into my friends at the grocery store.

词组	bump into
释义	Idiom bump intobump into (someone/something) to unexpectedly meet someone or find something. Last week, Jill bumped into an old college friend she hadn't seen in years.The story is about an amateur detective who lives in Maine and has an amazing ability to bump into real-life murder stories. Phr V bump into bumps, bumping, bumped bump into sb to meet someone you know when you have not planned to meet them I bumped into Mark when I was out shopping this afternoon. phrasebump into bump into sb to meet someone that you know by chance, when you did not plan or expect to meet them: Guess who I bumped into on holiday - Alex Barrett! It's such a small town that you can't go anywhere without bumping into someone you know.■ SIMILAR TO: run into bump into (someone or something) 1. To touch or strike something or someone, usually lightly and unintentionally. I lost my balance and bumped into the person ahead of me in line. We need to move that coat rack because the door keeps bumping into it. 2. To randomly encounter someone. We didn't mean to exclude you! When Chad and I went out, we just bumped into the rest of the group, that's all. You won't believe who I bumped into at the airport. bump into someone and run into someone 1. Lit. to move inadvertently or crash into someone. Excuse me. I didn't mean to bump into you. The child on the bicycle nearly bumped into me. 2. Fig. to chance on someone; to meet someone by chance. (Not normally with physical contact.) Guess who I bumped into downtown today? I ran into Bill Jones yesterday. bump into 1. Also, bump against. Collide, come in contact with; same as bang into. For example, It's easy to bump into furniture in the dark. [Mid-1800s] 2. Encounter, meet by chance, as in While I was downtown, I bumped into George. [Colloquial; 1880s] Also see run into. bump into v. 1. To collide with someone or something accidentally: I wasn't looking where I was going and bumped into a garbage can. 2. To encounter someone or something by chance: I often bump into my friends at the grocery store.
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