1.〈口〉沉重的,大的;很多的
1.“lump”的现在分词
1.The present participle of lump
1.I mean, I'm sort of lumping them all together, so feel free to break one off if you want.
我的意思是，我有点在把它们放在一起来说，你高兴的话可以分开来谈。
2.I got the impression that, if it were up to him, he wouldn't have minded lumping them with his Japanese enemies.
这本书给我的印象是，如果依着他的想法，他不会介意把中共跟他的日本敌人同样对待。
3.Her coffee came in a clear glass that rattled against its saucer, condensed milk lumping at the bottom.
她点的咖啡装在透明玻璃杯里，与盘子摩擦作响，浓缩牛奶荡漾在杯子底部。
4.I'm your daughter. Lumping me in with everyone eIse to hear the news?
我是你女儿让我和别人一起听到这个消息？
5.Portuguese officials insist the crisis isn't justified, and that the markets are lumping their country with Greece and Ireland unfairly.
葡萄牙官员坚持认为这场危机是不合理的，并认为市场将他们的国家同希腊和爱尔兰相提并论是不公平的。
6.As an effective method in kinetics analysis of complex reaction system, the theory and application of lumping are reported tremendously.
作为复杂反应体系动力学分析的有效方法，集总理论及其在动力学分析中的应用进行了大量报道。
7.And while this is not Mr O'Neill's fault, the growing habit of lumping the Brics together into a geopolitical bloc makes even less sense.
而且，尽管错不在奥尼尔，人们越来越习惯于将金砖四国归并成一个地缘政治阵营的做法，则更没有道理。
8.Now critics are lumping the Fed's policy, known as quantitative easing, into the same category.
目前批评声音也将美联储的定量宽松政策归为人民币政策的同类。
9.Not long ago US officials derided Canada as a haven for movie piracy, lumping it alongside copyright scofflaw China.
就在不久之前，曾有美国官员嘲笑加拿大是盗版电影的避风港，将它与藐视版权的中国相提并论。
10.George Bush is rightly criticised for lumping together as "terrorists" anyone who takes up arms against America or its allies.
人们对布什的批评是正确的，因为布什把所有拿起武器反对美国和其盟国的人都称作了“恐怖分子”。