Meaning:

n. Noun

1. Surge, surge, sudden rise

2. Jump, jump, jump

3. Obstacle

4. Fear, tremor, uncertainty

5. Sudden change < Change (topic, topic) suddenly

4. Escape

5. Make

adj. Use adjective

1, fast beat

2, strong and fast jazz

3, skydiving, parachute

4, parachutist

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2. Beauty? [d? mp]?

Example:

1. If a horse refuses to jump, penalty points are added to the score.

If the horse refuses to jump, it will be deducted.

2. The athletic made a superb jump.

The athletic performance made an excellent jump.

3. The horse was being fractured and rejected to jump.

The horse was stubborn and refused to jump.

4. He jumped to his feet and ran out of the office.

He jumped up and ran out of the office. Extended information

Usage of words

1. jump, when used as a transitive verb, means "to make … jump, to make … start up", focusing on jumping from the ground, other surfaces or places, which can mean jumping high, jumping low, and jumping over something; It emphasizes the action of jumping suddenly or jumping, followed by nouns, pronouns or reflexive pronouns as objects, which can be used in passive structures.

2. jump can also be used as an intransitive verb, which means "jump, jump". It is usually not used with the adverbial of time indicating continuation, nor in the progressive aspect, unless it means repeated actions.

3. jump can also be interpreted as "skyrocketing", which generally refers to the sudden and rapid increase in quantity and is used as an intransitive verb.

4. jump as a noun means "jump, jump", which can refer to an abstract behavior or a specific action. It is a countable noun, which can be modified by indefinite articles or quantifiers.

5. the extension of jump can be interpreted as "sudden growth and surge", which generally means that the amount, price or value of an article has greatly increased in a relatively short period of time, and is used as a countable noun.