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verb · A1Jump
JUMP/dʒʌmp/
Both feet leave the floor when you jump — onto a chair, into the pool, or over a wall. Hop is on one foot; jump is usually both. The past is jumped, and jump up and down is a common play phrase.
Meaning
To push yourself off the ground with your legs.
Examples
- “The cat jumped onto the table.”
- “The children jump in the playground.”
- “He jumped over the small wall.”
Good to know
jump over / jump onto. Past: jumped. One foot: hop.
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