bumble [ˈbʌmbl̩] ГЛ. неперех.
1. bumble:
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| I | bumble |
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| you | bumble |
| he/she/it | bumbles |
| we | bumble |
| you | bumble |
| they | bumble |
| I | bumbled |
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| you | bumbled |
| he/she/it | bumbled |
| we | bumbled |
| you | bumbled |
| they | bumbled |
| I | have | bumbled |
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| you | have | bumbled |
| he/she/it | has | bumbled |
| we | have | bumbled |
| you | have | bumbled |
| they | have | bumbled |
| I | had | bumbled |
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| you | had | bumbled |
| he/she/it | had | bumbled |
| we | had | bumbled |
| you | had | bumbled |
| they | had | bumbled |
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They are quite dimwitted and bumbling, despite their strength.
en.wikipedia.org Neither smart, nor humble, his tactic seemed to be a kind of bumbling blandness.
en.wikipedia.org He's a bit bumbling in the beginning, but is a very fast learner.
en.wikipedia.org This shrub's long and flexible style and readily accessible flowers (produced in large quantities) are known to draw significant numbers of bumble bees.
en.wikipedia.org This bumble bee piano tinkle, as she calls it, is one of the more emblematic and recognizable parts of the song.
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