英语词汇“dump”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

dump

/dʌmp

noun

1A site for depositing rubbish.Putting a halting site beside a dump was unfair in the first place....

Most of the taxis outside the entrance doors look as if they were salvaged from a rubbish dump, and the Air-Conditioning is usually long gone.
Some harbour board members fear that it will be in the area of the Deep Water Quay, coming through the site of the old dump.

Synonyms

rubbish tip, rubbish dump, refuse dump, rubbish heap, refuse heap, tip, dumping ground, dustheap, slag heap, midden, dunghill, dung heap;

British scrapyard;

North American junkyard, nuisance grounds

1.1A heap of rubbish left at a dump.The sons bring in some additional income, by looking for scrap metal on rubbish tips and scrap heaps or by digging coal from waste dumps and spoil heaps.

1.2 [usually with modifier] A place where a particular kind of waste, especially dangerous waste, is left: a nuclear waste dump...

Is it likely that Australia's going to need a high level waste dump as well?
Let me tell you, there's a reason that the mutant monsters in horror films generally come from one of two places, a nuclear waste dump or a sewer.
Some MPs also support a nuclear waste dump in the State.

1.3A place where weapons and other military equipment is stored: an ammunitions dump...

Royal Marines sweeping the mountains have discovered a significant arms dump in a cave complex.
There are no rail or road nets to attack, no ammunition dumps to bomb, no bridges to knock out.
Military police had to stop them several times as ammunition dumps were blown to prevent capture.

2 informal An unpleasant or dreary place: why are you living in a dump like this?...

Ricky was the manager, or boss, of this dump of a convenient store.
Someday, she'd own her own store but until then she was stuck working in this dump.
I refrain from saying anything but I'm surprised anyone could be protective of this dump.

Synonyms

hovel, shack, slum, shanty, mess

informal hole, pigsty

3 Computing An act of copying stored data to a different location, performed typically as a protection against loss.Attempts to track keystrokes and transfer graphics buffer memory contents are bypassed, he said, and it will be a lot more difficult to find critical data from main memory dumps....

Sure, they don't do physical memory dumps (and as such don't allow you do undo things that were only performed in memory in the first place), but that's what Hibernate is for.
The idea is that eventually we'll max out the AI's storage space, forcing it to do a memory dump.

3.1A printout or list of the contents of a computer’s memory, occurring typically after a system failure.It is worth noting that IMAP is a text-based protocol, so a simple ASCII dump of the packet contents is an appropriate way to show them....

Trouble is, the raw dump consists entirely of memory addresses.
Instead of file system dumps, this data set contained specific file system information such as changed files, inode information, and important log files.

4 informal An act of defecation.They stage stunts in which, in but one example, they take a dump in a toilet on display in a hardware store....

I sure don't want to lug my computer into the bathroom while I take a dump and read…
Or is that just for us regular folk who don't drink champagne for breakfast and take dumps on solid gold toilets?

verb [with object]

1Deposit or dispose of (rubbish, waste, or unwanted material), typically in a careless or hurried way: trucks dumped 1,900 tons of refuse here...

They are being used by many, but a lot more recyclable materials are being dumped or disposed of because of a lack of effort.
It is illegal to dump any waste material at sea and all vessels will have to log and land their waste on returning from sea.
Every time someone dumps their rubbish or unwanted furniture here, we have to sort it out.

Synonyms

dispose of, get rid of, throw away, throw out, discard, scrap, bin, jettison, cast aside, cast out, fling out, toss out

informal ditch, junk, get shut of

British informal get shot of

North American informal trash

1.1Abandon (something) hurriedly in order to make an escape: the couple dumped the car and fled...

They made their escape before dumping the car at Claire Road industrial estate in Kirby.
Nationally, 310,000 cars were dumped and abandoned - up 37 per cent.
They are putting bags into the boots of cars and dumping them, under cover of darkness on the sides of roads, river banks or in derelict or unused areas.

1.2Put (something) down heavily or carelessly: she dumped her knapsack on the floor...

‘Make yourselves comfortable,’ said Raphael as he dumped his bag carelessly on the sofa.
She carelessly dumped her books and pens on the table and, aggravated, slumped into the expensive chair.
She walked over in a rush to her table, and dumped her bag heavily on the floor next to her.

Synonyms

put down, lay down, set down, deposit, place, put, unload;

drop, let fall, throw down, fling down

informal stick, park, plonk, shove, pop

British informal bung

North American informal plunk

archaic unlade

rare posit

1.3 informal Abandon or desert (someone): Zoë was heartbroken when her boyfriend dumped her...

When her boyfriend dumps her, you are secretly delighted.
If my boyfriend dumps me, I'm only picking up a block of tofu if I can throw it at his head.
He'd been really lax since his girlfriend dumped him.

Synonyms

abandon, desert, leave, leave in the lurch, leave high and dry, turn one's back on, jilt, break up with, finish with, cast aside, throw over

informal walk out on, run out on, rat on, drop, ditch, chuck, give someone the elbow, give someone the old heave-ho, leave someone holding the baby

British informal give someone the push, give someone the big E

archaic forsake

1.4Send (goods unsaleable in the home market) to a foreign market for sale at a low price: these countries have been dumping cheap fertilizers on the UK market...

These foreign companies dump into the developing markets what actually is not doing well in their own home markets.
Foreign firms would dump their products on the U.S. market to drive their U.S. competitors out of business.
But Japanese and American manufacturers charge both Korean companies with dumping D-Ram chips on the world market.

1.5 informal Sell off (assets) rapidly: investors dumped shares in scores of other consumer-goods firms...

Investors dumped the shares in August after it revealed a-close-to $20m revenue miss.
Jittery investors dumped it as a result, sending its shares down 5.6 per cent.
They dumped those shares four years ago after what it calls a pattern of labor problems.

2 Computing Copy (stored data) to a different location, especially so as to protect against loss.After a set amount of time, if power is not yet restored, the system will dump data from the cache to the attached RAID systems....

It will do this automatically, and its data will be dumped onto a public website where anyone can access it.
Now's your chance to dump some of those really large cached files.

2.1Print out or list the contents of (a store), especially after a system failure.The last parameters mean the filesystem should not be dumped and checked in the second order.

Phrasal verbs

dump on

Origin

Middle English: perhaps from Old Norse; related to Danish dumpe and Norwegian dumpa 'fall suddenly' (the original sense in English); in later use partly imitative; compare with thump.

单词	dump
释义	dump /dʌmp / noun 1A site for depositing rubbish.Putting a halting site beside a dump was unfair in the first place.... Most of the taxis outside the entrance doors look as if they were salvaged from a rubbish dump, and the Air-Conditioning is usually long gone. Some harbour board members fear that it will be in the area of the Deep Water Quay, coming through the site of the old dump. Synonyms rubbish tip, rubbish dump, refuse dump, rubbish heap, refuse heap, tip, dumping ground, dustheap, slag heap, midden, dunghill, dung heap; British scrapyard; North American junkyard, nuisance grounds 1.1A heap of rubbish left at a dump.The sons bring in some additional income, by looking for scrap metal on rubbish tips and scrap heaps or by digging coal from waste dumps and spoil heaps. 1.2 [usually with modifier] A place where a particular kind of waste, especially dangerous waste, is left: a nuclear waste dump... Is it likely that Australia's going to need a high level waste dump as well? Let me tell you, there's a reason that the mutant monsters in horror films generally come from one of two places, a nuclear waste dump or a sewer. Some MPs also support a nuclear waste dump in the State. 1.3A place where weapons and other military equipment is stored: an ammunitions dump... Royal Marines sweeping the mountains have discovered a significant arms dump in a cave complex. There are no rail or road nets to attack, no ammunition dumps to bomb, no bridges to knock out. Military police had to stop them several times as ammunition dumps were blown to prevent capture. 2 informal An unpleasant or dreary place: why are you living in a dump like this?... Ricky was the manager, or boss, of this dump of a convenient store. Someday, she'd own her own store but until then she was stuck working in this dump. I refrain from saying anything but I'm surprised anyone could be protective of this dump. Synonyms hovel, shack, slum, shanty, mess informal hole, pigsty 3 Computing An act of copying stored data to a different location, performed typically as a protection against loss.Attempts to track keystrokes and transfer graphics buffer memory contents are bypassed, he said, and it will be a lot more difficult to find critical data from main memory dumps.... Sure, they don't do physical memory dumps (and as such don't allow you do undo things that were only performed in memory in the first place), but that's what Hibernate is for. The idea is that eventually we'll max out the AI's storage space, forcing it to do a memory dump. 3.1A printout or list of the contents of a computer’s memory, occurring typically after a system failure.It is worth noting that IMAP is a text-based protocol, so a simple ASCII dump of the packet contents is an appropriate way to show them.... Trouble is, the raw dump consists entirely of memory addresses. Instead of file system dumps, this data set contained specific file system information such as changed files, inode information, and important log files. 4 informal An act of defecation.They stage stunts in which, in but one example, they take a dump in a toilet on display in a hardware store.... I sure don't want to lug my computer into the bathroom while I take a dump and read… Or is that just for us regular folk who don't drink champagne for breakfast and take dumps on solid gold toilets? verb [with object] 1Deposit or dispose of (rubbish, waste, or unwanted material), typically in a careless or hurried way: trucks dumped 1,900 tons of refuse here... They are being used by many, but a lot more recyclable materials are being dumped or disposed of because of a lack of effort. It is illegal to dump any waste material at sea and all vessels will have to log and land their waste on returning from sea. Every time someone dumps their rubbish or unwanted furniture here, we have to sort it out. Synonyms dispose of, get rid of, throw away, throw out, discard, scrap, bin, jettison, cast aside, cast out, fling out, toss out informal ditch, junk, get shut of British informal get shot of North American informal trash 1.1Abandon (something) hurriedly in order to make an escape: the couple dumped the car and fled... They made their escape before dumping the car at Claire Road industrial estate in Kirby. Nationally, 310,000 cars were dumped and abandoned - up 37 per cent. They are putting bags into the boots of cars and dumping them, under cover of darkness on the sides of roads, river banks or in derelict or unused areas. 1.2Put (something) down heavily or carelessly: she dumped her knapsack on the floor... ‘Make yourselves comfortable,’ said Raphael as he dumped his bag carelessly on the sofa. She carelessly dumped her books and pens on the table and, aggravated, slumped into the expensive chair. She walked over in a rush to her table, and dumped her bag heavily on the floor next to her. Synonyms put down, lay down, set down, deposit, place, put, unload; drop, let fall, throw down, fling down informal stick, park, plonk, shove, pop British informal bung North American informal plunk archaic unlade rare posit 1.3 informal Abandon or desert (someone): Zoë was heartbroken when her boyfriend dumped her... When her boyfriend dumps her, you are secretly delighted. If my boyfriend dumps me, I'm only picking up a block of tofu if I can throw it at his head. He'd been really lax since his girlfriend dumped him. Synonyms abandon, desert, leave, leave in the lurch, leave high and dry, turn one's back on, jilt, break up with, finish with, cast aside, throw over informal walk out on, run out on, rat on, drop, ditch, chuck, give someone the elbow, give someone the old heave-ho, leave someone holding the baby British informal give someone the push, give someone the big E archaic forsake 1.4Send (goods unsaleable in the home market) to a foreign market for sale at a low price: these countries have been dumping* cheap fertilizers on the UK market... These foreign companies dump into the developing markets what actually is not doing well in their own home markets. Foreign firms would dump their products on the U.S. market to drive their U.S. competitors out of business. But Japanese and American manufacturers charge both Korean companies with dumping D-Ram chips on the world market. 1.5 informal* Sell off (assets) rapidly: investors dumped shares in scores of other consumer-goods firms... Investors dumped the shares in August after it revealed a-close-to $20m revenue miss. Jittery investors dumped it as a result, sending its shares down 5.6 per cent. They dumped those shares four years ago after what it calls a pattern of labor problems. 2 Computing Copy (stored data) to a different location, especially so as to protect against loss.After a set amount of time, if power is not yet restored, the system will dump data from the cache to the attached RAID systems.... It will do this automatically, and its data will be dumped onto a public website where anyone can access it. Now's your chance to dump some of those really large cached files. 2.1Print out or list the contents of (a store), especially after a system failure.The last parameters mean the filesystem should not be dumped and checked in the second order. Phrasal verbs dump on Origin Middle English: perhaps from Old Norse; related to Danish dumpe and Norwegian dumpa 'fall suddenly' (the original sense in English); in later use partly imitative; compare with thump. Rhymes bump, chump, clump, crump, flump, frump, gazump, grump, jump, lump, outjump, plump, pump, rump, scrump, slump, stump, sump, thump, trump, tump, ump, whump
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