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jumpverb
jumped
Past Simple
jumped
Past Participle
jumping
Gerund
UK
/dʒʌmp/
US
/dʒʌmp/
The cat jumped over the fence effortlessly.
Le chat a sauté par-dessus la clôture sans effort.
augmenter brusquementPour les prix, les valeurs ou les quantités.
The stock prices jumped after the company announced its new product.
Les cours de l’action ont augmenté brusquement après l’annonce du nouveau produit de l’entreprise.
sauterAu sens de passer par-dessus ou d’omettre.
He jumped several chapters in the book to get to the exciting part.
Il a sauté plusieurs chapitres du livre pour arriver à la partie la plus intéressante.
Additional translations
se lever brusquementPour un mouvement soudain du corps ou une réaction rapide.
bondirSens plus expressif ou littéraire pour un mouvement brusque.
agresserFamilier ou contextuel, pour une attaque soudaine sur quelqu’un.
Synonyms
leap
spring
bound
vault
hurdle
pounce
bounce
soar
ascend
Antonyms
fall
descend
jumpnoun
jumps
pl
UK
/dʒʌmp/
US
/dʒʌmp/
The athlete made a high jump over the bar.
L’athlète a réussi un saut en hauteur par-dessus la barre.
There was a jump in the stock market prices after the announcement.
Il y a eu une hausse des cours de la Bourse après l’annonce.
sautDans les sports et les activités où l’on saute un obstacle ou une barre.
The skier approached the jump with great speed.
Le skieur a abordé le saut à grande vitesse.
Additional translations
bondEmployé surtout pour un mouvement brusque ou un sursaut.
tremplinPour une structure ou un dispositif destiné au saut.
Synonyms
leap
bound
spring
hump
vault
jumpadjective
UK
/dʒʌmp/
US
/dʒʌmp/
Used attributively before a noun to indicate relation to jumping or suitability for jumping (e.g., jump boots, jump seat).
de sautEmployé surtout dans les domaines militaire, sportif ou technique.
The soldiers wore special jump boots during training.
Les soldats portaient des bottes de saut spéciales pendant l’entraînement.
Additional translations
pour le sautFormulation descriptive, selon le contexte.
Synonyms
sudden
abrupt
unexpected
startling
surprising
instantaneous
impulsive
jerky
spasmodic
snap

Definitions

jumpverb
To spring off the ground or other surface by a muscular effort of the legs and feet.
The cat jumped over the fence effortlessly.
To move suddenly and quickly in a specified way.
She jumped to her feet when she heard the news.
To increase suddenly and significantly in amount, price, or value.
The stock prices jumped after the company announced its new product.
To skip over or omit something.
He jumped several chapters in the book to get to the exciting part.
To attack or pounce on someone suddenly.
The thief jumped the unsuspecting pedestrian in the alley.
jumpnoun
An act of propelling oneself off the ground or another surface by using the muscles in one's legs and feet.
The athlete made a high jump over the bar.
A sudden or significant increase or rise in value, amount, or level.
There was a jump in the stock market prices after the announcement.
A sudden movement or start caused by surprise or fear.
She gave a jump when the door slammed shut unexpectedly.
A place or structure designed for jumping, such as a ski jump or a horse jump.
The skier approached the jump with great speed.
jumpadjective
Designed for, associated with, or used in jumping.
The soldiers wore special jump boots during training.
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