Pronunciation: /ˈbʌmər/
noun a disappointing or unpleasant situation or event
A1 Missing the bus was a bummer.
A2 It's such a bummer that the concert got canceled.
B1 Losing my wallet while traveling was a real bummer.
B2 Getting a flat tire on the way to the airport was a major bummer.
C1 The unexpected rain during our outdoor wedding was a huge bummer.
C2 Having to cancel our dream vacation at the last minute was a complete bummer.
adjective used to describe something that is disappointing or unfortunate
A1 It was a bummer day because it rained during our picnic.
A2 Missing the bus was a real bummer, but we eventually found another way to get to the museum.
B1 Having to cancel our trip at the last minute was a major bummer, but we hope to reschedule soon.
B2 Finding out the concert was sold out was a total bummer, but we managed to get tickets for another show.
C1 The unexpected delay in the project was a real bummer for the team, but they worked hard to catch up.
C2 Losing the championship game was a huge bummer for the team, but they are determined to come back stronger next season.
formal It was quite a bummer that the project got delayed due to unforeseen circumstances.
informal I can't believe we missed the bus, what a bummer!
slang Losing my phone right before the trip was a total bummer.
figurative Ending the relationship was a bummer, but it was necessary for my well-being.
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