英语释义

1. to spring into the air leap especially to spring free from the ground or other base by the muscular action of feet and legs

2. to move suddenly or involuntarily start

3. to move energetically hustle

4. to start out or forward begin —usually used with off
jump off to a big lead

5. to move over a position occupied by an opponent's piece in a board game often thereby capturing the piece

6. to undergo a vertical or lateral displacement owing to improper alignment of the film on a projector mechanism

7. to go from one sequence of instructions in a computer program to another

8. to move haphazardly or irregularly shift abruptly
jumped from job to job

9. to undergo a sudden sharp change in value
prices jumped

10. to make a hurried judgment
jump to conclusions

11. to show eagerness
jumped at the chance

12. to enter eagerly
jump on the bandwagon

13. to change or abandon employment especially in violation of contract

14. to rise suddenly in rank or status

15. to make a jump in bridge

16. to make a sudden physical or verbal attack
jumped on him for his criticism

17. to bustle with activity
the restaurant was jumping

18. coincide, agree

19. to leap over
jump a hurdle

20. to leap aboard
jump a freight

21. to act, move, or begin before (something, such as a signal)
jump the green light

22. to move over (a piece) in a board game

23. to escape from avoid

24. to leave hastily or in violation of contract
jump town without paying their bills
— Hamilton Basso

25. to depart from (a normal course)
jump the track

26. to make a sudden physical or verbal attack on

27. to occupy illegally
jump a mining claim

28. to cause to leap

29. to cause (game) to break cover start, flush

30. to increase suddenly and sharply

31. to elevate in rank or status

32. to raise (a bridge partner's bid) by more than one rank

33. risk, hazard

34. to abscond after being released from prison on bail

35. to leave the company of a ship without authority

36. to desert a cause or party especially abruptly

37. to start in a race before the starting signal

38. to act, move, or begin something before the proper time

39. to advance directly to or as if to the head of a line

40. to undergo a significant change for the worse that marks the point at which a period of success ends (as for a TV series)

41. an act of jumping leap

42. any of several sports competitions featuring a leap, spring, or bound

43. a leap in figure skating in which the skater leaves the ice with both feet and turns in the air

44. a space cleared or covered by a leap

45. an obstacle to be jumped over or from

46. a sudden involuntary movement start

47. a move made in a board game by jumping

48. a transfer from one sequence of instructions in a computer program to a different sequence

49. an advantage at the start
getting the jump on the competition

50. a sharp sudden increase

51. a bid in bridge of more tricks than are necessary to overcall the preceding bid — compare shift

52. an abrupt change or transition

53. a quick short journey

54. one in a series of moves from one place to another

55. the portion of a published item (such as a newspaper article or story) that comprises the continuation of an item that begins on a preceding page

56. jazz music with a fast tempo

57. venture

58. exactly, pat

59. to move your body upward from the ground and often forward, backward, or sideways through the air by pushing with your legs

60. to cause your body to drop or fall down from something by pushing with your legs

61. to move forward through the air and over (something)

62. an act of jumping

63. a sudden movement because of surprise or shock

64. something to be jumped over

65. to spring into the air leap

66. to pass over or cause to pass over with or as if with a leap
Our dog tried to jump the fence.

67. to make a sudden movement
The sudden noise made me jump.

68. to make a sudden attack
“Are you trying to make hash out of little Willie with all five of you jumping on him at once?”
— Astrid Lindgren, Pippi Longstocking

69. to have or cause a sudden sharp increase
Food prices have jumped.

70. to make a hasty judgment Don't jump to conclusions.

71. to do something before the proper time

72. an act or instance of leaping
He made a running jump.

73. a sudden involuntary movement start
He gave a jump when she came in.

74. a sharp sudden increase
a jump in temperature

75. an initial advantage
We got the jump on the other team.

片语

nip in插队；插嘴；使变窄

break into lines插队

英汉例句

• the prince refused to jump the queue for treatment at the local hospital.

  王子在本地医院候诊时拒绝插队。 。

• someone jump the queue at once, i become to go against the tide.

  马上就有什么插队，变成反潮流。

• on hearing these words, i felt ashamed of my behaviour and i made up mind that i will never jump the queue again.

  听到这些话，我为我的行为感到羞愧，决定再也不插队了。

• we shouldn「t jump the queue at any place.

  在任何地方我们都不应该插队。

• if you jump the queue other people will not be pleased.

  如果你插队，其他人不会高兴的。

• allowing the children of middle-class teachers to jump the queue will also infuriate other parents.

  允许中产阶级的教师子女插队优先被录取会激怒其他家长。

• if you jump the queue , other people will not be pleased!

  如果你夹塞儿，别人就会不高兴！

• arrive by beijing jump the queue north shaanxi, the sheep counts his ceng mu year, got when the small shepherd with place is communicated shake.

  由北京插队到陜北，他曾牧羊数年，在与当地的小羊倌沟通时受到了撼动。

• don」t jump the queue when you buy something.

  当你买东西的时候不能不按次序排队。

• you must always wait in a queue . you must never jump the queue .

  你必须始终等候在排队，你千万不要插队。

• in public places, you should never jump the queue in britain.

  在英国的公共场所， 缥千万不要插队。

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bound一定会；很可能会；必定的；受约束的，有义务的；因……受阻；被……所限制的；限制在某个场所的；正旅行去，準备去；準备就绪的；装有封面的，装订好的；黏附的；依附性的

hop单足短距离跳跃；双足短距离跳跃；短途旅行；啤酒花；（非正式）舞会；霍普舞；（非正式）啤酒；毒品（尤指鸦片）

leap飞跃；跳跃，跳高；骤变；剧增；（用于地名）跃过或起跳处

spring使跳起；使爆炸；突然提出；使弹开

vault做成圆拱形；撑竿跳过