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ESLPod_1059_WE_1793 Feeling Restless and Jumpy In this podcast, the word "jumpy" means nervous, uneasy, and anxious: "Lynn is afraid of heights and water, so she always gets jumpy when driving over a bridge." As a verb, "to jump" can mean to increase significantly and quickly: "The mayor is concerned about the big jump in crime." The phrase "to jump from (something) to (something)" means to change topics or activities quickly: "Clark jumps from sport to sport, but he still hasn't found something he wants to play for more than a few weeks." Finally, the phrase "to jump the gun" means to do something too soon: "Your baby boy is only a few weeks old. Don't you think you're jumping the gun by buying him a basketball?"

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ESLPod 1059 jumpy About You

Id	ESLPod_1059_WE_1793
Episode Id	ESLPod 1059
Episode Title	Feeling Restless and Jumpy
Phrase	jumpy
Text	In this podcast, the word "jumpy" means nervous, uneasy, and anxious: "Lynn is afraid of heights and water, so she always gets jumpy when driving over a bridge." As a verb, "to jump" can mean to increase significantly and quickly: "The mayor is concerned about the big jump in crime." The phrase "to jump from (something) to (something)" means to change topics or activities quickly: "Clark jumps from sport to sport, but he still hasn't found something he wants to play for more than a few weeks." Finally, the phrase "to jump the gun" means to do something too soon: "Your baby boy is only a few weeks old. Don't you think you're jumping the gun by buying him a basketball?"
Topics	About You

Jumpy Means Jump Eslpod Quickly Phrase Feeling Restless