humping

英 [ˈhʌmpɪŋ]

美 [ˈhʌmpɪŋ]

v. 背负(重物); 与(某人)性交
hump的现在分词

现在分词：humping　

柯林斯词典

N-COUNT 小山;小丘;冈
Ahumpis a small hill or raised area.
1. The path goes over a large hump by a tree before running near a road.
  小道越过一处傍树的大圆丘，然后沿着一条大路向前延伸。
N-COUNT （驼）峰
A camel'shumpis the large lump on its back.
1. Camels rebuild fat stores in their hump.
  骆驼在自己的驼峰内重新贮备了脂肪。
（通常指人因疾病或年老形成的）驼背
Ahumpis a large lump on a person's back, usually caused by illness or old age.
VERB （费劲地）背负，搬运（重物）
If youhumpsomething heavy, you carry it from one place to another with great difficulty.
1. Charlie humped his rucksack up the stairs to his flat.
  查利费力地将背包背到楼上自己的公寓里。
与…性交
Tohumpsomeone means to have sex with them.
PHRASE 生气;郁闷;恼怒
If someonegets the hump, they get very annoyed about something.
1. Fans just get the hump when they lose.
  如果他们输了，球迷便会很恼火。
PHRASE 已渡过难关;已克服困难;已解决麻烦
If you say that you areover the hump, you mean that you no longer have a problem or difficulty that was stopping you being successful or happy.
1. We're basically over the hump. We've got an economy that's likely to grow next year even more than it did in 1992.
  我们基本上渡过了难关。我们明年的经济增长速度甚至可能会超过1992年。