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jump1
/dʒʌmp/Translation
v [i]
→ to jump at sthVéase tb: base jumping; bungee jumping; to {get/jump} on the bandwagon; to jump the gun; to jump the queue; to jump to conclusions›
⇨ saltar
Stop jumping about! ¡Deja de saltar!
They jumped the fence Saltaron la valla
›
⇨ sobresaltar(se)
The telephone ringing made us jump El sonido del teléfono nos sobresaltó
to jump {a/the} queue UK (US to jump a line/to jump the line)
⇨ colarse
to jump to conclusions
⇨ llegar a una conclusión precipitada
to jump up and down
⇨ dar saltos
(Definition of jump v from the Diccionario Cambridge Compact English-Spanish
© Cambridge University Press and Ediciones SM 2011)
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