1.偶然碰到;邂逅;遇见
2.(意外)撞到
1.to meet someone unexpectedly
2.to accidentally hit against something
1.For instance, Madison and Clark bump into an old friend, Peter, on the street, but Peter pretends not to see them and walks right past.
麦迪生和克拉克在街上撞见一位老朋友皮特，但皮特却假装没看见他们，向右走去。
2.Jokingly he said if I skated alone, I might bump into him again and literally break the ice.
他开玩笑地说，假如我一个人溜，我可能会再撞到他，并真的『破冰』了。
3.Along the journey of leadership, you'll meet all sorts of people, and I guarantee you'll bump into a few critics.
在你领导生涯中，你会遇到形形色色的人，你肯定会遇到几个评论家。
4.The only way they can react is if they bump into one another. So, this means that there must have been a concentrating mechanism.
分子一直在四处漫游，唯一可以互相反应的方法是发生碰撞，这就表示一定有浓缩的机制。
5.As I walked around the train station trying to think a new strategy, I happened to bump into a Guangzhou policeman I had met a year before.
正当我在火车站附近走来走去，绞尽脑汁想新花招时，我碰巧看见一位一年前见过面的广州警察。
6.It was embarrassing for him to bump into one of his ex- girlfriends last night.
昨天晚上撞见其中一个前女友真是让他尴尬。
7.And, of course, you are bound to bump into some astral entities or a black hole. You could get lost forever, and that would be terrible!
当然一定会卡在阿修罗境界或是陷入黑洞中，也许会永远迷失在那里，那实在太可怕了！
8.When reading, you do not need to bump into the new word to look up in a dictionary.
阅读时，你不必碰到生词就查字典。
9.Following a funeral service, the pallbearers are carrying the casket out of the church when they accidentally bump into a wall.
在一次追悼仪式之后，抬柩者将棺材从教堂中抬出，正在这时，他们意外地将棺材撞到了墙上。
10.When halfway there he ran bump into a big, soft somebody; it was his mother.
而就在半路上，他撞到一个又大又柔软的身体，那正是熊妈妈！