jump
verbUK /dʒʌmp/
US /dʒʌmp/
To push yourself up into the air with your legs.
The kids jump on the trampoline in the garden.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To move quickly and suddenly because you are surprised or scared.
She jumped when the door slammed shut.
3. To go up in price or amount very fast.
House prices jumped last year.
4. To move ahead past something in a line or order.
He jumped the queue at the bus stop.
5. An act of pushing yourself into the air.
He won the long jump at school.