jump

US /dʒʌmp/
UK /dʒʌmp/
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1.

sauter, bondir

push oneself off a surface and into the air by using the muscles in one's legs and feet

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The cat jumped onto the table.
Le chat a sauté sur la table.
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She had to jump over the puddle.
Elle a dû sauter par-dessus la flaque.
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2.

sauter, bondir

move suddenly and quickly in a specified way

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He jumped out of bed when he heard the alarm.
Il a sauté du lit quand il a entendu l'alarme.
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The car jumped forward when he pressed the accelerator.
La voiture a sauté en avant quand il a appuyé sur l'accélérateur.
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3.

bondir, augmenter brusquement

increase suddenly and significantly

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Prices have jumped by 10% this month.
Les prix ont bondi de 10% ce mois-ci.
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Her popularity jumped after the TV appearance.
Sa popularité a bondi après son apparition à la télévision.
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1.

saut, bond

an act of pushing oneself off a surface and into the air

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He made a big jump over the fence.
Il a fait un grand saut par-dessus la clôture.
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The athlete prepared for her long jump.
L'athlète s'est préparée pour son saut en longueur.
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2.

saut, bond

a sudden increase or rise

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There was a sudden jump in temperature.
Il y a eu un saut soudain de température.
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The company saw a significant jump in sales.
L'entreprise a connu un bond significatif des ventes.
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