Англо-русский Русско-английский биологический словарь - hump
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1. горб to have a hump —- быть горбатым some camels have two humps on their back, others have one —- верблюды бывают двугорбые, а бывают одногорбые 2. бугор, бугорок; пригорок 3. гористый берег 4. горный хребет, горная цепь (на воздушной трассе) to fly (over) the hump —- перелететь через горный хребет 5. Гималаи (употр. летчиками во время второй мировой войны) 6. решающий, переломный, критический момент или период hump speed —- ав. скорость отрыва от воды (гидросамолета) to get over the hump of a task —- преодолеть основные трудности в каком-л деле the patient is over the hump —- в болезни наступил перелом, больной идет к выздоровлению 7. сл. плохое, кислое настроение; уныние to get the hump —- приуныть. скиснуть; повесить нос to give smb. the hump —- нагнать тоску на кого-л 8. австрал. сл. путешествие на своих двоих с котомкой за спиной 9. мат. горб, гребень, максимум (кривой) 10. ж-д. сортировочная горка Id: to hit the hump —- ам. сл. совершить побег из тюрьмы; дезертировать из армии 11. горбить, сутулить to hump (up) the back —- сутулиться; выгибать спину (о кошке); образ. раздражаться; приходить в дурное настроение to hump one's shoulders —- втягивать голову в плечи 12. горбиться, сутулиться 13. сл. нагонять тоску (на кого-л); портить настроение (кому-л) 14. австрал....Новый большой англо-русский словарь
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1. noun 1) горб 2) бугор, пригорок 3) coll. дурное настроение to get the hump - приуныть to give smb. the hump - нагнать тоску на кого-л., испортить кому-л. настроение 4) решающий, критический момент to get over the hump - преодолеть основные трудности 2. v. 1) горбить(ся) 2) приводить/приходить в дурное настроение 3) austral. взвалить на спину (узел и т.п.) ...Англо-русский словарь
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1) сортировочная горка 2) горб сортировочной горки 3) перемычка (в протекторном рисунке шины) 4) максимум (на графике) - summer hump - winter hump ...Большой Англо-русский Русско-английский политехнический словарь
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n. & v. --n. 1 a rounded protuberance on the back of a camel etc., or as an abnormality on a person's back. 2 a rounded raised mass of earth etc. 3 a mound over which railway vehicles are pushed so as to run by gravity to the required place in a marshalling yard. 4 a critical point in an undertaking, ordeal, etc. 5 (prec. by the) Brit. sl. a fit of depression or vexation (it gives me the hump). --v.tr. 1 a (often foll. by about) colloq. lift or carry (heavy objects etc.) with difficulty. b esp. Austral. hoist up, shoulder (one's pack etc.). 2 make hump-shaped. 3 annoy, depress. 4 coarse sl. have sexual intercourse with. Usage In sense 4 usually considered a taboo word. Phrases and idioms hump bridge = humpback bridge. live on one's hump colloq. be self-sufficient. over the hump over the worst; well begun. Derivatives humped adj. humpless adj. Etymology: 17th c.: perh. rel. to LG humpel hump, LG humpe, Du. homp lump, hunk (of bread) ...Толковый словарь английского языка Oxford English Reference
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I. noun Etymology: akin to Middle Low German ~ bump, Dutch homp lump, chunk, Frisian homp, himp Date: 1681 1. a rounded protuberance: as a. ~back 1 b. a fleshy protuberance on the back of an animal (as a camel, bison, or whale) c. (1) mound, hummock (2) mountain, range the Himalayan ~ 2. British a fit of depression or sulking 3. a difficult, trying, or critical phase or obstacle — often used in the phrase over the ~ • ~ed adjective II. verb Date: circa 1785 transitive verb 1. often vulgar to copulate with 2. to exert (oneself) vigorously 3. to make ~backed ; hunch 4. chiefly British to put or carry on the back ; lug; also transport intransitive verb 1. to exert oneself ; hustle 2. to move swiftly ; race ...Merriam-Webster Collegiate Dictionary
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(humps, humping, humped) 1. A hump is a small hill or raised area. The path goes over a large hump by a tree before running near a road. = mound N-COUNT 2. A camel’s hump is the large lump on its back. N-COUNT 3. A hump is a large lump on a person’s back, usually caused by illness or old age. N-COUNT: oft poss N 4. If you hump something heavy, you carry it from one place to another with great difficulty. (BRIT INFORMAL) Charlie humped his rucksack up the stairs to his flat. = lug VERB: V n prep/adv 5. If someone gets the hump, they get very annoyed about something. (BRIT INFORMAL) Fans just get the hump when they lose. PHRASE: V inflects ...Collins COBUILD Advanced Learner's English Dictionary
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~1 n 1 a large round shape that rises above the surface of the ground or a surface (I could just make out the hump of a hill in the distance.) 2 one of the two raised parts on the back of a camel 3 a raised part on someone's back that is caused by an unusually curved spine (1) 4 be over the hump to have succeeded in doing the most difficult part of something 5 give sb the hump/get the hump BrE spoken to make someone feel angry or upset, or to feel angry or upset (He'll get the right hump when he finds out you've drunk all his Scotch.) ~2 v 1 T always + adv/prep BrE informal to carry something heavy somewhere, especially with difficulty (hump sth down/along/across etc) (I just about managed to hump the suitcases upstairs.) 2 slang to have sex with someone ...Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
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- 1681, from Du. homp "lump," from M.L.G. hump "bump," from P.Gmc. *khump-. Replaced, or perhaps influenced by, O.E. crump. The verb meaning "to do the sex act with" is attested from 1785. Humpback whale is from 1725. Humpty-dumpty (1698) was originally a drink, "ale boiled with brandy," probably from hump and dump, but the connection is obscure. Sense expanded to "a sort, dumpy, hump-shouldered person," transfered in the nursery rhyme to an anthropomorphic egg. ...Английский Этимологический словарь
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