jackrabbit

A large hare native to western North America, known for its long ears and powerful hind legs.

• 🇫🇷Grand lièvre d'Amérique du Nord, caractérisé par ses longues oreilles et ses puissantes pattes arrière, capable de bonds rapides.

1. Large hare of western North America B2 formal american

   A large hare found in western North America, known for its long ears and powerful hind legs, which allow it to run very fast.

   • The jackrabbit darted across the open field.
   • We spotted a jackrabbit near the desert trail.
   • Its long ears help the jackrabbit detect predators.

   🇫🇷Lièvre d'Amérique

• jackrabbits plural form
• jackrabbits' possessive plural form
• jackrabbit's possessive singular form

A verb meaning to move or jump suddenly and quickly, like a jackrabbit; often used in informal contexts to describe a sudden start or acceleration.

• 🇫🇷Verbe signifiant se déplacer ou sauter soudainement et rapidement, comme un lièvre ; souvent utilisé dans des contextes informels pour décrire un démarrage ou une accélération brusque.

1. Start or move suddenly and quickly B2 informal american

   To begin moving or accelerate abruptly, often with a jerky or rapid motion.

   • The car jackrabbited away from the stoplight.
   • He jackrabbited out of his seat when the bell rang.
   • The horse jackrabbited forward at the sound of the gun.

   🇫🇷Démarrer ou bouger soudainement et rapidement

   Synonymes: boltbounddartdashjerkleaplurchshootspringsprint

• jackrabbited past participle
• jackrabbited past simple
• jackrabbiting present participle
• jackrabbits third person singular