Pumpの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: It means you make yourself more excited or try and build up your confidence. To put some energy back into your body to prepare for a task or event.


Example: you worked all day and are really tired, soo you try to ‘pump yourself up’ so you will be energized for a party and have a good mood

A: It depends the situation. It could mean to inflate a tire.... I told him to pump it up as the tire was too soft. It could mean to turn up the music, I told him to pump it up so that we could hear the bass. So it all depends on the situation, what is happening and we need more information.

A: it's talking about a gas pump in this case

A: Shoes that are very expensive. Kicks are shoes. Pumped up would mean flashy, expensive, cool.

A: It probably means to get loud or have fun.

A: -I'm pumped up for this weekend!!
-Those are some tall pumps(high heels 👠)
-I pump gas at a Chevron
-Pump the brakes to get them to work

A: If you're pumped, you're excited and ready for or to do something. I'm pumped to see the Beatles concert. He's pumped to go to the beach later on.

A:

Pump up
The gas is pumped up from an underground reservoir.
Please pump up the balloons.
She was so pumped up about the performance that she couldn't sit still for a minute.

Pump into
The community pumped thousands of dollars into that project.
How is the gas pumped into carburator?

Pump it full of
The system is sealed after it's been pumped full of water.

A: A gas pump.
The blood is pumped around the body.

A: @Vladosiz: Pumped up means excited.

I'm so pumped up for the party tomorrow!
He's really pumped up for tomorrow's performance.
The president got us all pumped up by telling us that he would give $100 to the first person who called his cell phone.

A: "pumped" is a slang expression.
"excited" can be used in either casual or formal settings.

A: They both mean the same thing, (to be excited), but 'pumped' is slang.

A: "pumped up" is getting very excited about something, while "determined" is having a strong will to do something.
「すごいわくわくしてた」と「決心している」の感じです

example:

- I'm so pumped up for the live stream tomorrow! (明日の配信がめっちゃ楽しみにしてます！)
- I'm determined to learn English (英語を学ぶことを決心です)

A: Pumping gas into a car and putting gas in a car have almost the same meaning. Pumping is just a verb that is more descriptive. You can say “ I pumped gas into my car” or “I put gas into my car”. They are interchangeable.

A: “I’m pumped” refers to being ready to do something that would require a level of difficulty.
“I’m pumped up to go skydiving.”
“I’m pumped to run this marathon.”

“I’m stoked” refers to being excited about something that will either happen to you or will be entertaining.
“I’m stoked about the new Star Wars movie.”
“I’m stoked about going to the concert tomorrow.”

A: What you have written IS is English. I’m confused.

A: Bơm

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A: × when I take a shower I just a pump of shampoo.
✓ when I take a shower I use only one pump of shampoo

A: Pumps here are speaking of a woman’s shoe with a high heel.

I’d rather wear pumps to work since they look more professional that tennis shoes.

A: @richurchoi Definitely. It also looks like they're speaking in a bit of a British accent and I live in America. If I was watching TV and I heard that I wouldn't think too much about it, even though it's not something I'm used to hearing.

A: Pump the bicycle tires