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A2  jump  atlamak, sıçramak

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verb  /dʒʌmp   / verb jump (verb)
 /dʒʌmp  
/ verb
 
MOVE OFF GROUND 
1 [intransitive]
to move quickly into
the air by pushing yourself up with your legs and feet, or by stepping off a
high place
atlamak, sıçramak
 to jump into the air/off a bridge/onto a
chair
 How high can you jump?
 Jump up and down to keep warm.
GO OVER 
2 [transitive]
to get over sth by
jumping
üzerinden
atlamak
 The dog jumped the fence and ran off down
the road.
MOVE QUICKLY 
3 [intransitive]
to move quickly and suddenly
sıçramak, fırlamak
 The phone rang and she jumped up to answer
it.
 He jumped out of bed when he realized what
time it was.
 A taxi stopped and we jumped in.
FROM SURPRISE/FEAR 
4 [intransitive]
to make a sudden
movement because of surprise or fear
yerinden
sıçramak, irkilmek
 ‘Oh, it's only you – you made me jump,’ he
said.
INCREASE 
5 [intransitive]
 jump (from sth) to sth;
jump (by) (sth)
to increase suddenly
by a very large amount
fırlamak
 His salary jumped from £20 000 to £28 000
last year.
 Prices jumped (by) 50% in the summer.
CHANGE SUDDENLY 
6 [intransitive]
jump
(from sth) to sth
to go suddenly from
one point in a series, a story, etc. to another
daldan
dala atlamak
 The book kept jumping from the present to
the past.
IDIOMS
climb/jump
on the bandwagon
to copy what other
people are doing because it is fashionable or successful
kervana
katılmak
jump
for joy
to be extremely happy
about sth
sevinçten
havalara uçmak
jump
the gun
to do sth too soon,
before the proper time
zamanından
önce halletmek
jump
the queue
to go to the front of
a line of people without waiting for your turn
kaynak
yapmak, kuyruğun önüne geçmek
jump
to conclusions
to decide that sth is
true without thinking about it carefully enough
acele
hüküm vermek
PHRASAL VERB
jump
at sth
to accept an
opportunity, offer, etc. with enthusiasm
balıklama
atlamak
 Of course I jumped at the chance to work in
New York for a year.

Level	A2
Kind	verb
Front	jump
IPA	/dʒʌmp / verb
Back	atlamak, sıçramak
Back 2	jump (verb) /dʒʌmp / verb MOVE OFF GROUND 1 [intransitive] to move quickly into the air by pushing yourself up with your legs and feet, or by stepping off a high place atlamak, sıçramak to jump into the air/off a bridge/onto a chair How high can you jump? Jump up and down to keep warm. GO OVER 2 [transitive] to get over sth by jumping üzerinden atlamak The dog jumped the fence and ran off down the road. MOVE QUICKLY 3 [intransitive] to move quickly and suddenly sıçramak, fırlamak The phone rang and she jumped up to answer it. He jumped out of bed when he realized what time it was. A taxi stopped and we jumped in. FROM SURPRISE/FEAR 4 [intransitive] to make a sudden movement because of surprise or fear yerinden sıçramak, irkilmek ‘Oh, it's only you – you made me jump,’ he said. INCREASE 5 [intransitive] jump (from sth) to sth; jump (by) (sth) to increase suddenly by a very large amount fırlamak His salary jumped from £20 000 to £28 000 last year. Prices jumped (by) 50% in the summer. CHANGE SUDDENLY 6 [intransitive] jump (from sth) to sth to go suddenly from one point in a series, a story, etc. to another daldan dala atlamak The book kept jumping from the present to the past. IDIOMS climb/jump on the bandwagon to copy what other people are doing because it is fashionable or successful kervana katılmak jump for joy to be extremely happy about sth sevinçten havalara uçmak jump the gun to do sth too soon, before the proper time zamanından önce halletmek jump the queue to go to the front of a line of people without waiting for your turn kaynak yapmak, kuyruğun önüne geçmek jump to conclusions to decide that sth is true without thinking about it carefully enough acele hüküm vermek PHRASAL VERB jump at sth to accept an opportunity, offer, etc. with enthusiasm balıklama atlamak Of course I jumped at the chance to work in New York for a year.

Jump Jumped Sth Atlamak Intransitive Verb Sıçramak Move

jump (verb)