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to lump
01
amontoar, empilhar
to put things together without sorting or organizing them carefully
Transitive: to lump sth
Exemplos
The children lumped their toys into a single pile, making it difficult to find specific items later.
As crianças amontoaram seus brinquedos em uma única pilha, tornando difícil encontrar itens específicos mais tarde.
The students frequently lump their belongings together at the end of the school day.
Os alunos frequentemente amontoam seus pertences no final do dia escolar.
02
agrupar, amontoar
to group plants or animals together without paying attention to small differences between them
Transitive: to lump plants or animals
Exemplos
The biologist lumped the various species of birds into one category.
O biólogo agrupou as várias espécies de aves em uma única categoria.
He tended to lump all insects together, even though they were very different.
Ele tendia a agrupar todos os insetos juntos, mesmo que fossem muito diferentes.
Lump
01
a compact mass of material gathered or stuck together
Exemplos
He stirred a lump of sugar into his tea.
The dough formed a solid lump in the bowl.
02
a large, roughly shaped piece or portion of something without a defined form
Exemplos
He picked up a lump of bread and tore it in half.
There was a lump of dirt stuck to his boot.
03
a clumsy or dull-witted person
Exemplos
Do n't just sit there like a lump — help me out.
He 's a good man, but a bit of a lump socially.
04
caroço, inchaço
a swollen area under the skin, usually caused by a sickness or injury
Exemplos
A lump is a localized swelling or protuberance that can be felt under the skin or within the body.
Um caroço é um inchaço localizado ou protuberância que pode ser sentido sob a pele ou dentro do corpo.
Lumps can be caused by various factors, including infections, injuries, benign tumors, or cancerous growths.
Nódulos podem ser causados por vários fatores, incluindo infecções, lesões, tumores benignos ou crescimentos cancerígenos.
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