jumped
Pronunciation: [dʒʌmpt]
Word
Context: “movement”
(verb) to push off the ground with your legs and land somewhere else. When you jump, your body goes up into the air for a moment before coming back down. It's like when you want to reach something high or just have fun.
Example
The kids jumped happily on the trampoline.
Example
She didn't jump during the game because she felt tired.
Example
Did you jump over the puddle on your way to school?
Context: “emotional response”
(verb) to react in surprise or shock. When something surprises you, you can say you jumped. It's like when you hear a loud noise and suddenly feel scared.
Example
He jumped with excitement when he saw his birthday cake.
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She didn't jump at the news because she already expected it.
Example
Did you jump when the firework went off?
Context: “changes or transitions”
(verb) to suddenly start doing something or go to a different place, especially without waiting. Imagine changing the topic in a conversation quickly or moving to a new activity in class.
Example
After finishing her homework, she jumped to playing games.
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He didn't jump right into the next project because he needed a break.
Example
Did you jump from one topic to another during the discussion?
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