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jump on

/dʒʌmp ɒn/

Traduction: Verbe à particule utilisé pour désigner l'action de saisir rapidement une opportunité ou de critiquer ou attaquer soudainement quelqu'un.

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/dʒʌmp ɒn/B2formal
  • frVerbe à particule utilisé pour désigner l'action de saisir rapidement une opportunité ou de critiquer ou attaquer soudainement quelqu'un.

A phrasal verb used to indicate the act of quickly taking advantage of an opportunity, or suddenly criticizing or attacking someone.

indénombrable · intransitif · phrasal, inséparable

  1. To board quicklyinformal

    To get onto a vehicle or mode of transport in a hurried manner.

    frmonter rapidement (dans un transport)

    • We jumped on the bus just before it left.
    • He jumped on his bike and rode away.
    • She jumped on the train as the doors were closing.

    Synonymesboardclimb onembarkget onhop onmount

  2. To criticize or attackinformal

    To criticize or reprimand someone sharply or suddenly.

    frsauter sur, critiquer vivement

    • The teacher jumped on him for being late again.
    • My boss jumped on my mistake during the meeting.
    • Don't jump on her for such a small error.

    Synonymesattackberatechew outcriticizereprimandscoldtell off

    Antonymesapplaudapprovecommendcomplimentencouragelaudpraise

  3. To take advantage ofinformal

    To eagerly accept or seize an opportunity.

    frsaisir une opportunité

    • He jumped on the chance to work abroad.
    • Investors jumped on the new stock offering.
    • She jumped on the offer of a free ticket.

    Synonymesgrabseizesnap up

Formes
  • jumped on past participle
  • jumped on past simple
  • jumping on present participle
  • jumps on third person singular

Verbe de basejump

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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