JUMP1 to jump in the air2 to go over something by jumpingRELATED WORDSsee alsoUPRUNFAIL1 to jump in the air 跳到空中jump /dʒʌmp/ [intransitive verb]to push yourself off the ground or away from something, using your legs 跳，跃；跳跃 How high can you jump? 你能跳多高？ The driver jumped clear as his vehicle fell into the river below. 汽车快要掉到河中时，司机及时跳了出来。jump into/onto/up etc My cat always jumps up onto the table when I'm trying to work. 我想工作时，我的猫总要跳上桌来。 She jumped down from the wall. 她从墙上跳下来。jump [countable noun] Aziz won the event with a jump of 2 metres. 阿基兹跳了两米，赢得了这个项目的冠军。jump up and down /ˌdʒʌmp ʌp ən ˈdaʊn/ [verb phrase]to jump several times, always landing in the same place 〔原地〕上下跳动，跳上跳下 At the back of the stand, Redsox fans were jumping up and down with excitement. 看台后面，红袜队的球迷激动得又蹦又跳。 Stop jumping up and down -- keep still! 别跳上跳下了—安静点！hop /hɒpǁhɑːp/ [intransitive verb]to jump or move forward on one leg rather than two 单足跳行 Mary was hopping anxiously from one foot to another. 玛丽交换着左右脚急急地单足跳行。hop along/around/over etc It's a game in which you hop around trying to knock the other players over. 这是一种单脚跳行试图撞倒其他人的游戏。skip /skɪp/ [intransitive verb]if someone, especially a child, skips along, they move along with a little jump between their steps 〔尤指小孩〕蹦蹦跳跳地走 Can you skip to the other end of the playground. 你边走边跳地到操场的另一边去吧。skip along/around etc The children went skipping along the path. 孩子们蹦蹦跳跳地沿着小路走。leap /liːp/ [intransitive verb]especially writtento jump as far or high as you can 【尤书面】跳；跳跃leap onto/through etc He leaped through the window and was gone. 他跳出窗就跑掉了。 Tessa leaped onto the boat just as it was moving away from the bank. 小船正要离岸时，特莎跳了上去。 The fish leaped out of the water. 那条鱼跃出水面。leap [countable noun] With a tremendous leap, James managed to catch the ball. 詹姆斯一个精彩的鱼跃接住了球。dive /daɪv/ [intransitive verb]to jump into water with your head and arms first 〔头和两臂先入水地〕跳水 Roger was standing at the edge of the pool ready to dive. 罗杰站在泳池边准备跳水。dive into/in/off Evan dived off the rock into the sea. 埃文从岩石上跳入大海。 The pool was deserted, and Lindsey wasted no time before diving in head-first. 泳池中空无一人，林赛抓紧时间一头跳入水中。dive [countable noun] That was a perfect dive. 真是完美的一跳。2 to go over something by jumping 跳过某物jump /dʒʌmp/ [intransitive/transitive verb]jump over/across The dog jumped the gate and ran away howling. 那条狗跃过大门狂吠着跑开了。 Ricky jumped across the stream and ran all the way home. 里基跳过小溪，一路跑回了家。 He raced down the garden and jumped over the wall. 他飞快跑到花园，跳过了围墙。leap /liːp/ [intransitive/transitive verb]especially writtento go over something with a long or high jump 【尤书面】跳过，跃过 I leapt the fence to safety, leaving the dog snarling behind me. 我跳过篱笆落到安全的地方，留下那条狗在我身后狂吠。leap over/across The bartender leapt over the bar and tried to stop the fight. 那个酒保跳过柜台试图劝阻打架。vault /vɔːlt/ [intransitive/transitive verb]to jump over something, using your hands to help you 〔用手支撑着〕跳跃 He makes vaulting a five foot wall look easy. 他跃过五英尺高的墙似乎很容易。vault over Jack vaulted over the railings. 杰克用手一撑跃过了栏杆。clear /klɪəʳ/ [transitive verb]to jump over something easily without touching it, especially in a race 〔不触及某物地〕跃过，跳过〔尤指在比赛中〕 He cleared the first two obstacles, but hit the top of the third. 他干净利落地跃过头两个障碍，但踢到了第三个障碍的顶端。 There was a sprinkling of applause as the horses cleared the last fence. 当马匹跃过最后一道栅栏时，零零星星地响起了一些掌声。
