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bumpers

/ˈbʌmpərz/

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noun

Pare-chocs

Someone or something that bumps.

Examples :

""At the crowded concert, my friends acted as bumpers, protecting me from getting pushed around." "

Au concert bondé, mes amis ont agi comme des pare-chocs, me protégeant d'être bousculé.

part machine vehicle

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Des verres pleins à ras bord

A drinking vessel filled to the brim.

Examples :

"The toast was given, and we all raised bumpers of champagne to the happy couple. "

Le toast fut prononcé, et nous avons tous levé des verres pleins à ras bord de champagne au couple heureux.

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Réussis, excellents

Anything large or successful.

Examples :

""This year, the company had bumpers in sales, exceeding all previous records." "

Cette année, l'entreprise a réalisé des ventes excellentes, dépassant tous les records précédents.

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Pare-chocs

Parts at the front and back of a vehicle which are meant to absorb the impact of a collision; fender.

Examples :

"The car's bumpers were dented after it was rear-ended in the parking lot. "

Les pare-chocs de la voiture étaient bosselés après avoir été emboutis sur le parking.

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Pare-chocs

Any mechanical device used to absorb an impact, soften a collision, or protect against impact.

Examples :

"The company sells screw-on rubber bumpers and feet."

L'entreprise vend des pare-chocs et des pieds en caoutchouc à visser.

vehicle device part machine

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Videur

Examples :

"The club hired extra bumpers on Saturday night to manage the large crowd. "

Le club a embauché des videurs supplémentaires samedi soir pour gérer la foule nombreuse.

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Bandes

A side wall of a pool table.

Examples :

"The pool balls bounced off the bumpers as my dad tried to sink the eight ball. "

Les billes ont rebondi sur les bandes alors que mon père essayait d'empocher la huit.

game part sport

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Jingle, intermède publicitaire

A short ditty or jingle used to separate a show from the advertisements.

Examples :

"The TV station played short, upbeat bumpers between the cartoon show and the toy commercials. "

La chaîne de télévision a diffusé de courts jingles entraînants entre le dessin animé et les publicités de jouets.

media entertainment sound music

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Loge d'honneur

A covered house at a theatre, etc., in honour of some favourite performer.

Examples :

"After the celebrated actress's final performance, the theatre was overflowing with bumpers, a testament to her years of captivating audiences. "

Après la dernière représentation de l'actrice célèbre, le théâtre débordait de loges d'honneur, témoignant de ses années à captiver le public.

entertainment culture

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Fesses, derrière

A woman's posterior, particularly one that is considered full and desirable.

body sex appearance human

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Un musicien supplémentaire qui assiste le corniste principal

Examples :

"The exhausted principal trombonist asked for bumpers to help him get through the long, repetitive sections of the concert, so he could have enough energy for the challenging solo at the end. "

Le tromboniste principal, épuisé, a demandé des musiciens supplémentaires pour l'aider à traverser les longues sections répétitives du concert, afin qu'il ait assez d'énergie pour le solo difficile à la fin.

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Pare-chocs

An object on a playfield that applies force to the pinball when hit, often giving a minor increase in score.

Examples :

"The pinball machine's bumpers gave the player a few extra points. "

Les pare-chocs de la machine de flipper ont donné quelques points supplémentaires au joueur.

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