"bump" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés

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bump + sustantivo
Kolokacji: 7
bump one's head • bump elbows • bump one's way • bump knees • bump chests • ...
bump + preposición
Kolokacji: 23
bump into • bump up • bump against • bump off • bumped from • ...
bump + adjetivo/adverbio
Kolokacji: 14
accidentally bump • bump gently • bump hard • literally bump • bump together • ...
2. literally bump = dosłownie podskakuj literally bump
3. bump together = podskakuj razem bump together
4. occasionally bump = od czasu do czasu podskakuj occasionally bump
5. constantly bump = ciągle podskakuj constantly bump
6. inadvertently bump = nieumyślnie podskakuj inadvertently bump
7. deliberately bump = rozmyślnie podskakuj deliberately bump
8. clumsily bump = niezdarnie podskakuj clumsily bump
9. involuntarily bumped = mimowolnie podskakiwać involuntarily bumped
  • But if you are bumped involuntarily, the airline may be required to compensate you unless it can get you to your destination within a certain time.
  • Airlines are required to compensate passengers who are involuntarily bumped when a flight is oversold, depending on the price of the ticket and the length of the delay.
  • BRIEFLY, a passenger who is bumped involuntarily from a flight has the right to a flight leaving soon on another plane or to cash compensation.
  • A Northwest Airlines spokesman said that of the 43 million passengers it boarded last year, about 4,500 were involuntarily bumped.
  • If too few passengers agree to accept the vouchers, the airlines will have to pay cash compensation to those who are involuntarily bumped.
  • That policy often results in passengers' being bumped from flights involuntarily.
  • The Transportation Department said that of the 430 million airline passengers last year, 174,639 were bumped involuntarily -less than five one-hundredths of a percent.
  • His system, besides preventing any passengers from being involuntarily bumped, would save the airlines money.
  • Thus 1 in every 10,000 passengers is bumped involuntarily.
  • The number has dropped slightly over the years - in 1991, more than 40,000 people flying the top nine carriers were involuntarily bumped, or 1.01 passengers per 10,000.
(2) gently, softly, lightly
Kolokacji: 3
(3) hard, slowly
Kolokacji: 2

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