bumper

UK:  ['bʌmpə(r)]

US:  ['bʌmpər]

复数：bumpers  

n.

1.(汽车后部的)保险杠

2.冲撞物;防撞器,缓冲器,减震器

3.〔机〕缓冲器;减震物;〔体〕反弹球

4.〔俚语〕丰收;(剧场等的)满场,满座

5.〔口语〕同类中的特大者,巨物

6.(干杯时的)满杯

7.阻尼器

8.震实造型机

9.脱模机

10.护舷碰垫

v.

1.撞(杯)

2.把(酒杯)斟满

3.干杯

adj.

1.丰富的;丰收的

2.丰盛的

1 . The grille is designed in a lighter color, and there also appears to be space for fog lamps in the mesh that sits under the front bumper.
格栅设计，更轻的色彩，似乎也有空间，雾灯在网下的坐在前保险杠。

2 . But when you think about it a little, it starts to sound more like . . . a bumper sticker.
但你再细想一下，它开始听起来更像……一个保险杠贴纸上才会说的话。

3 . Shakes the Barley roll, a bumper harvest in sight, big people began to formation of rice field, ready to harvest the.
麦浪滚滚，丰收在望，大人们开始平整稻场，准备收割了。

4 . 'No one has ever gotten elected where the bumper sticker said, 'It would have been worse without me, ' he said.
他说，从来没有人是凭借写着“没有我会更糟”这样的小标语当选的。

5 . one good set of results can be dismissed as a fluke, but after two or three bumper periods the share turns into a wonder stock.
好看的单期报表或许只能代表一时的好运，但过了一定阶段，该公司的股票就能变成明星股。