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jump
/dʒʌmp/
verb
Zıplamak, atlamak
To push yourself off the ground using your legs, moving upward through the air.
- The cat jumped onto the table.
- She jumped over the puddle.
- Can you jump high enough to reach the branch?
- Stock prices tend to jump dramatically when pharmaceutical companies announce successful clinical trial results for novel therapeutic compounds.
- The researcher noted that infant mortality rates can jump significantly in regions experiencing armed conflict and displaced populations.
- Enrollment figures jump during economic recessions as unemployed workers return to universities to acquire additional professional qualifications.
verb
Irkilmek, sıçramak
To move or react suddenly, often because of surprise or fear.
- The loud noise made me jump.
- He jumped when someone tapped his shoulder.
- I jumped at the sight of the spider.
noun
Sıçrama, atlama
An act of jumping; a movement upward through the air.
- She took a big jump over the fence.
- The horse cleared the jump easily.
- His jump measured over six feet.
noun
Ani artış, sıçrama
A sudden increase or change.
- There was a big jump in prices.
- The company saw a jump in sales.
- Temperature saw a sudden jump overnight.