The difference between bump into and bump against

bump into means to meet, often used to meet someone, to meet people; Bump again is often used to mean to bump into an object, or to bump into an object.

1. bump into English [b mp ntu] United States [b mp ntu].

Dictionary] bumped on; Chance encounters;

I ran into Mervyn Johns in the hallway.

2 bump against English [b mp enst] United States [b mp enst].

Dictionary] bumped on; collision; Collide; Chance encounters;

Example sentence]the stool is placed in front of the door, so people often bump against it when walking by

The stool is placed at the door, and it is always bumped when walking.

There is no strict distinction.

bump into:

v.Hit bump bump bump.

i'm so sorry to bump into you.

Sorry I bumped into you.

bump against:

v.Bump bump bump.

i felt my head bump against something.

I felt my head hit something.

bump into means to meet, often used to meet someone, to meet people; Bump again is often used to mean to bump into an object, or to bump into an object.

1. bump into English [b mp ntu] United States [b mp ntu].

Dictionary] bumped on; Chance encounters;

I ran into Mervyn Johns in the hallway.

2 bump against English [b mp enst] United States [b mp enst].

Dictionary] bumped on; collision; Collide; Chance encounters;

Example sentence]the stool is placed in front of the door, so people often bump against it when walking by

The stool is placed at the door, and it is always bumped when walking.