jump
BrE /dʒʌmp/ AmE /dʒʌmp/
verb en → es
past jumped pp jumped ing jumping
to move your body upwards, especially by using your legs and feet to push yourself off the ground
salto, brincar, saltar
- jump over something
Collocations jump over a fence · jump into the air
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He jumped over the puddle.
Él saltó sobre el charco.
to join a queue or line, especially to wait for something
unirse a la fila, entrar en una lista de espera
- jump the queue
Collocations jump the queue for tickets · jump to the front of the line
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She jumped the queue and got a ticket.
Ella se unió a la fila y consiguió una entrada.
to change suddenly from one thing to another, especially in an unexpected way
cambiar de repente, saltar a
- jump from/to something
Collocations jump to conclusions · jump from one subject to another
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He jumped to the conclusion that she was lying.
Él llegó a la conclusión de que ella estaba mintiendo.
to start suddenly, especially because of electricity or heat
saltar (eléctrico)
- jump with something
Collocations a light bulb jumps with electricity · the fuse jumped because of the heat
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The fuse jumped and cut off the power.
El fusible saltó y cortó la electricidad.
to compete in a sport that involves jumping over high objects or long distances
saltar en un deporte, competir en salto
- jump in something
Collocations jump in a high jump competition · jump in the long jump event
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She jumped in the long jump and won.
Ella saltó en el salto largo y ganó.
to move suddenly from one note to another, especially when the notes are far apart
saltar (en música)
- jump an octave
Collocations the melody jumps an octave · a sudden jump in the music
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The melody jumped an octave.
La melodía saltó una octava.
to increase suddenly and unexpectedly, especially in the price of something
subir bruscamente (en precio)
- jump to a higher level
Collocations prices jumped by 20% · the price of oil jumped
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The price of oil jumped last week.
El precio del petróleo subió bruscamente la semana pasada.
to move suddenly from one part of a computer program to another, especially when an error occurs
saltar (en computación)
- jump to a different section
Collocations the program jumps to the error handling routine · a sudden jump in the code
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The program jumped to an error handling routine.
El programa saltó a una rutina de manejo de errores.