pumping
Pronunciación: [ˈpʌmpɪŋ]
Palabra
Contexto: «physical activity»
(verb) to push something, like air or liquid, through a system. This is often done with machines or tools that help move things. For example, a pump can move water from one place to another.
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The firefighters are pumping water to put out the fire.
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She is not pumping gas into the car because the station is closed.
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Are you pumping air into the bicycle tires?
Contexto: «exercise»
(verb) to do exercises that make your muscles stronger, often by lifting weights. This helps to build strength and fitness. When you lift weights, you are pumping your muscles.
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He is pumping iron at the gym to get in shape.
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She is not pumping weights anymore because she prefers running now.
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Are you pumping at the gym this week?
Contexto: «emotion»
(verb) to excite or energize someone. This can happen when you are really happy or enthusiastic about something. It’s like getting your feelings all stirred up.
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The coach is pumping the players up before the big game.
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He is not pumping himself up for the event; he feels too tired.
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How do you usually pump yourself up before a performance?
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