clumped 的 3 个定义
- a small, close group or cluster, especially of trees or other plants.
- a lump or mass
- a heavy, thumping step, sound, etc.
- (5)
- Also clomp [klomp] /klɒmp/ . to walk heavily and clumsily.
- Immunology. to gather or be gathered into clumps; agglutinate.
- to gather or form into a clump; mass.
clumped 近义词
mass of something
thumping noise
make thumping noise
更多clumped例句
- For much of a game that wound toward midnight and went to double overtime, the students sat in their scattered clumps.
- The drug is designed to stick to A-beta and stop it from forming larger, more dangerous clumps.
- Add the cheese and massage the bread crumbs with your hands so the cheese evenly coats the breadcrumbs and no large clumps remain.
- These clumps indicate places where clusters of stars are forming and heating the gas, Kaaret says.
- So the surface that grows hair is inside the clump of cells, and viewers see the base of hair follicles.
- Inside, the best tables went fast, staked out with bourbon bottles clumped in the center of the tablecloths.
- The watchman clumped along the rubber-matted corridor, flung his weight against that door.
- Very feebly the doctor crept up; his cane clumped hollowly on the boards.
- DeCastros, that gross, terrifying clown of a man, clumped down the ladder from the bridge to defeat the enchantment of the moment.
- The heavy boots clumped on her feet, overhanging branches whipped her face and pulled her hair.
- Never saw the beat of her, added Uncle Jabez as he clumped out in his heavy boots.