What does lump of mean?

lump?of means a piece.

Lump, an English word, is mainly used as a noun. When used as a noun, it means "lump, mass; lump; tumor; many; stupid people".

Bilingual examples:

You are the one with a lump.

You are the one with a lump.

One day, I noticed a lump in her skin.

One day, I noticed a lump in her skin.

But what if you had continued to be in denial about the lump and tried to forget about it entirely?

But what if you had continued to be in denial about the lump and tried to forget about it entirely?

What happens if it is completely forgotten?

Introduction to the book "Lump":

"Lump" is a book published by Thames and Hudson Ltd. The author is David Douglas Duncan.

A publication in the spring of 1957 In the morning, veteran photojournalist David Douglas Duncan visited his friend and frequent subject Pablo Picasso at the artist's home near Cannes.

As co-pilot, Duncan drove his Mercedes alongside the photographer’s pet dachshund, Lump. Photographers and dogs are close companions, but Duncan's nomadic lifestyle and his other dog - a huge, jealous Afghan hound tormenting Lump - made life in Rome difficult for them.

On that historic day when they arrived at Picasso's villa, La Californie, Lump decided he had found heaven on earth and would move in with Picasso, whether the artist welcomed him or not.