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jumpingnoun
jumpings
pl
The athlete's jumping was impressive, clearing the high bar with ease.
Le saut de l'athlète était impressionnant, franchissant la barre haute avec aisance.
Additional translations
soubresautAu sens d'un mouvement brusque ou soudain.
Synonyms
leap
bound
spring
hump
hop
jumpinggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈdʒʌmpɪŋ/
US
/ˈdʒʌmpɪŋ/
Functions as a present-participle adjective describing liveliness, rapid change, or fashionable quality.
animéSens courant: plein de vie, très actif.
The jumping crowd at the concert created an electrifying atmosphere.
La foule animée au concert a créé une atmosphère électrisante.
Additional translations
galopantSe dit surtout d'une hausse rapide et marquée.
branchéFamilier: excellent, très vivant, à la mode.
Synonyms
leaping
hopping
springing
vaulting
bouncing
jumpverb

jumping

Gerund

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

Definitions

jumpingnoun
The act of propelling oneself off the ground or another surface using the muscles in one's legs and feet.
The athlete's jumping was impressive, clearing the high bar with ease.
A sudden or abrupt movement or transition.
The jumping of the car startled the passengers as it hit the speed bump.
A competitive event in sports where participants leap over obstacles or aim for height or distance.
The long jumping competition was the highlight of the track and field event.
jumpinggerund / present participle
Characterized by or involving a lot of movement or activity, often in a lively or energetic way.
The jumping crowd at the concert created an electrifying atmosphere.
Rapidly increasing or changing in a sudden or unexpected manner.
The jumping prices of real estate in the city have made it difficult for first-time buyers.
Excellent, exciting, or fashionable; happening (slang).
That new restaurant is really jumping on Friday nights.
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.
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