| 词汇 | bumpy |
| 释义 | bumpy noun the buttocks BERMUDA, 1985a bumpy rideA tough time. If you think going to graduate school while working a full-time job is easy, you're in for a bumpy ride! a rough rideA tough time. If you think going to graduate school while working a full-time job is easy, you're in for a rough ride! give (one) a bumpy rideTo cause one trouble with some activity or pursuit. Graduate school really gave her a bumpy ride, and she was also working a full-time job. have a bumpy rideTo have trouble with some activity or pursuit. If you think going to graduate school while working a full-time job is easy, you're going to have a bumpy ride! a rough rideora bumpy rideCOMMON If someone has a rough ride or a bumpy ride, they experience a lot of problems or opposition when they are trying to do something. The Prime Minister is likely to face a rough ride in parliament today from the opposition. The proposed changes are not popular with all of the board and the chief executive's bumpy ride is far from over. Note: You can say that someone has an easy ride, meaning that they do not experience many problems or much opposition. You don't come into politics expecting an easy ride. a rough (or easy) ridea difficult (or easy) time doing something.give somebody/have a bumpy ˈridemake a situation difficult for somebody; have a difficult time: The business has had a bumpy ride over the last twelve months, but profits are growing again now. |
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