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rump

/ˈɹʌmp/

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noun

Hinterteil, Gesäß

The hindquarters of a four-legged mammal, not including its legs

Examples :

"The dog's rump was covered in mud after its run in the park. "

Der Hintern des Hundes war nach seinem Lauf im Park mit Schlamm bedeckt.

animal body anatomy part

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noun

Hüfte, Keule

A cut of meat from the rump of an animal.

Examples :

"The butcher recommended the rump roast for the family barbecue. "

Der Metzger empfahl den Hüftbraten für das Familien-Barbecue.

food animal part

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noun

Gesäß, Hintern

Examples :

"My little brother sat on the chair, jiggling his rump with excitement. "

Mein kleiner Bruder saß auf dem Stuhl und wackelte aufgeregt mit seinem Hintern.

body anatomy physiology part animal human

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noun

Rest, Überrest

Remnant, as in Rump Parliament.

Examples :

"After most members quit the committee, only a small rump remained to finish the project. "

Nachdem die meisten Mitglieder das Komitee verlassen hatten, blieb nur ein kleiner Rest übrig, um das Projekt zu beenden.

politics government history

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verb

Den Rücken zukehren, sich abwenden

To turn one's back on, to show one's (clothed) backside to, as a sign of disrespect.

Examples :

"During the argument, the teenager rumped the teacher, turning away and showing his back. "

Während des Streits kehrte der Teenager dem Lehrer den Rücken zu und wandte sich ab.

attitude action human society

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verb

Vögeln, ficken

(somewhat vulgar) To fuck. (Compare bum.)

sex action body human

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verb

Betrügen, prellen

Examples :

"He rumped the test by copying answers from his friend. "

Er hat beim Test betrogen, indem er die Antworten von seinem Freund abschrieb.

moral attitude action character business

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verb

Herumlungern, ziellos umherziehen

To ramble; to move (or talk) aimlessly.

Examples :

"He would often rump around the library, browsing shelves but never really settling on a book. "

Er lungerte oft in der Bibliothek herum, stöberte in den Regalen, entschied sich aber nie wirklich für ein Buch.

action language communication

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verb

Herumstoßen, herumschieben

To move (someone or something) around.

Examples :

"The teacher rumped the students around the classroom to create a more engaging learning environment. "

Der Lehrer schob die Schüler im Klassenzimmer herum, um eine ansprechendere Lernumgebung zu schaffen.