jump
/dʒʌmp/ verbTranslation
INTO AIR [I] › to push your body up and away from the ground using your feet and legs
hoplamak, zıplamak, sıçramak, atlamak
The children were jumping up and down with excitement. I jumped over the log. They jumped into the water.1616 jump into/up, etc › to move somewhere suddenly and quickly
ani ve hızla atlamak/hareket etmek/girmek
She jumped into a taxi and rushed to the station.16321613GO OVER [T] › to move over something by moving up into the air
üzerinden atlamak
The horse jumped the last fence.1616145INCREASE [I, T] › to suddenly increase by a large amount
(miktar) artmak, yükselmek, fırlamak
House prices have jumped by 20%.1808FEAR [I] › to make a sudden movement because you are frightened or surprised
jump at sth phrasal verb (korkudan, şaşkınlıktan) havaya sıçramak, zıplamak, irkilmek, hoplamak
Her scream made me jump. → See also get/jump on the bandwagon → See also jump to conclusions → See also jump the gun → See also jump the queue1632 › to take an opportunity to have or do something in a very willing and excited way
balıklama atlamak, dünden razı olmak, hemen kabul etmek
He jumped at the chance to join the band.1183(Definition of jump verb from the Cambridge Learner's Dictionary English-Turkish
© Cambridge University Press)
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