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Clump
01
groupe, amas
a grouping of a number of similar things
02
un groupe, une touffe
a tightly packed or clustered group or mass
03
bruit sourd, choc
a heavy dull sound (as made by impact of heavy objects)
to clump
01
se regrouper, rassembler
to bring or gather things or individuals together into a closely packed group or cluster
Transitive: to clump a group or cluster
02
se déplacer en boitant, marcher lourdement
to move with heavy or awkward steps, often in a manner that lacks grace or coordination
Intransitive: to clump somewhere
03
se grouper, se rassembler
to gather or form a group closely packed together
Intransitive
clump
n
Exemple
The hikers noticed a clump of rocks blocking the trail.
She found a clump of wildflowers growing by the roadside.
There was a clump of bushes in the corner of the garden.
The children gathered around in a clump to hear the story.
Lisa had breathing issues because of sarcoidosis, where small clumps of cells affected her lungs.
