n.[C]

1. 泵，唧筒
   We have a pump for drawing water from the well.

   我们用一个水泵从井里抽水。

2. 一抽，一吸；抽吸[S]

vt.

1. 用唧筒抽（水等）；用唧筒抽吸……中的水等[O]
   The fire-brigade pumped water out of the flooded house.

   消防队将水从被淹的房子里抽出去。

2. 打（气）；为……打气[O]
   This tire is flat; you didn't pump enough air in.

   这个轮胎没气了；你并没打足气。

3. 盘问；用话刺探出（秘密等）[（+out）]
   Don't let them pump you.

   不要让他们向你探问情况。

4. 灌注（知识）；倾注[（+into/upon）]
   He pumped funds into the new project.

   他向新工程注入资金。

5. 使劲地握（手）
   He pumped my hands.

   他握着我的双手使劲地摇着。

vi.

1. 使用唧筒[（+away）]
   He was pumping away the whole day.

   他整天忙着用唧筒抽水。

2. 唧筒似地运动
   His heart pumped hard.

   他的心跳得很厉害。

3. 一阵阵喷出[Q]
   Blood was pumping out of his belly like a fountain.

   血像喷泉似地从他的腹部涌出。

n.

1. 无带轻便舞鞋；无带浅口有跟女鞋[P]
   She went to the party in her silk dress and pumps.

   她穿着绸的连衫裙和浅口轻便鞋参加宴会。

n.

1. a mechanical device using suction or pressure to raise or move liquids, compress gases, or force air into inflatable objects.
2. Physiology  a mechanism in living cells by which specific ions are moved through a cell membrane against a concentration gradient.

v.

1. force (liquid, gas, etc.) to move by or as if by means of a pump.
   ▸move in spurts as though driven by a pump.
   ▸ (pump something out) produce or emit something in large quantities or amounts.
2. (often pump something up) fill (something) with liquid, gas, etc.
   ▸ (pump something up) informal turn up the volume of music.
   ▸ [as adj. pumped up] informal very enthusiastic or excited.
3. move or cause to move vigorously up and down.
4. informal try to elicit information from (someone) by persistent questioning.

n.

1. chiefly N. English a plimsoll.
2. Brit. a light shoe for dancing.
3. N. Amer. a court shoe.