CEFR A1

jumped

verb

Meaning

Pushed oneself off the ground with both feet to move upward or across a distance.

Examples

She jumped over the puddle to keep her shoes dry.
The athlete jumped higher than anyone else in the competition.

Synonyms: hop, leap, bound, spring

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jumped (A1)

verb

Pronunciation: /dʒʌmpt/

Definition

Pushed oneself off the ground with both feet to move upward or across a distance.

Examples

She jumped over the puddle to keep her shoes dry.
The athlete jumped higher than anyone else in the competition.

How to Use jumped

jump at (phrasal verb): To eagerly accept an opportunity. — "She jumped at the chance to lead the project."
jump into (phrasal verb): To start doing something quickly without much preparation. — "Don't jump into a decision before you have all the facts."
jump over (prepositional phrase): To leap across an obstacle. — "The horse jumped over the fence with ease."

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