bump into

英 [bʌmp ˈɪntə]

美 [bʌmp ˈɪntə]

偶然遇见; 意外碰到

柯林斯词典

PHRASAL VERB 偶然遇见；意外碰到
If youbump intosomeone you know, you meet them unexpectedly.
1. I happened to bump into Mervyn Johns in the hallway.
  我在走廊里意外碰见了默文·约翰斯。

verb

collide violently with an obstacle
1. I ran into the telephone pole
Synonym:run intojar againstbutt againstknock against

I can't believe I bump into you in this crowded place, this fancy world is too small!
真没想到在这么多人里竟然碰到了你，世界太小了！
The exterior will be soft, to protect pedestrians or bicyclists that might bump into it.
汽车外部也许会比较柔软，以此保护可能不慎撞上它的行人或骑自行车的人。
You may, for example, bump into Fabio and Rafael, or perhaps Danny Welbeck or Jonny Evans.
你也许会首先想到法比奥和拉斐尔或者维尔贝克、埃文斯。
Usually ideas bump into me when I am watching passersby on the street or staying home in a trance.
通常是在路上看行人或是在家里发呆时被灵感撞上。
Well, she claims to have just happen to bump into me at the coffee shop.
哦，是在咖啡店她声称刚好撞到我。
My car ran bump into the wall.
我的汽车猛然撞上墙壁。
They decided to pick a time to bump into each other on purpose.
他们决定选个时间有意邂逅。
It's likely that you bump into her if you go to the library at6:00 every day.
如果你每天六点到图书馆去，就有可能遇到她。
Whatever else may be doubted, it is certain that anything you can bump into must be real;
不管其他什么可以被猜疑，一个你猛地碰撞上了的对象，必定是真实的。
Yea, maybe we'll bump into each other in a London street.
是的，可能我们会在伦敦大街上碰见。