jumper

• Nom anglais désignant plusieurs choses : une personne ou un animal qui saute ; un athlète spécialiste du saut ; un pull ou chandail tricoté pour le haut du corps ; une combinaison pour bébé ; un connecteur électrique ; une veste de travail ; une robe sans manches portée sur un autre vêtement ; ou un tir au basket effectué en suspension.

A noun with multiple meanings: a person who jumps; an athlete specializing in jumping events; a knitted garment for the upper body; a child's coverall; an electrical connector; a workman's loose jacket; a sleeveless dress worn over other clothing; or a basketball shot released at the peak of a jump.

1. A person who jumpsA2formal

   An individual who performs the action of jumping, either for sport, recreation, or as part of an activity.

   personne qui saute

   • The jumper cleared the fence with ease.
   • She is an experienced jumper in equestrian events.
   • The children were playing like little jumpers on the trampoline.

   Synonymeshopperleaperspringervaulter

2. Athlete in jumping eventsB1formalsport

   A sports competitor who specializes in jumping disciplines, such as long jump, high jump, or triple jump.

   sauteur

   • The jumper set a new personal record in the long jump.
   • Olympic jumpers train for years to perfect their technique.
   • He is considered one of the best high jumpers in the world.

   Synonymesleaper

3. Knitted or crocheted garmentA1formalbritish

   A warm piece of clothing, typically made of wool or cotton, that covers the upper body and is pulled over the head.

   pull

   • She wore a cozy blue jumper on the cold winter day.
   • He bought a new cashmere jumper for the trip.
   • The child's jumper had a pattern of reindeer on it.

   Synonymesguernseyjerseypulloversweaterwoolly

4. Children's coverallA2informalamerican

   A one-piece garment, often with sleeves and legs, worn by infants or young children for comfort or protection.

   Combinaison pour bébé

   • The baby wore a soft cotton jumper with snaps.
   • She dressed her toddler in a colorful jumper for playtime.
   • The jumper kept the child warm and clean.

   Synonymescrawlercreeperjumpsuitplaysuitromper

5. Electrical connectorB2formaltechnical

   A short length of wire or a small component used to temporarily connect two points in an electrical circuit.

   Cavalier de connexion

   • Use a jumper to bypass the faulty switch.
   • The technician placed a jumper on the circuit board to test the connection.
   • Make sure the jumper is securely attached before powering on the device.

   Synonymesbridgelinkshunt

6. Workman's loose jacket or blouseB1informalbritish

   A loose-fitting jacket or blouse, often made of durable material, worn by laborers or workmen for protection.

   blouse de travail

   • The mechanic wore a denim jumper over his shirt.
   • He put on a heavy jumper before starting the outdoor work.
   • The factory workers were issued blue jumpers as part of their uniform.

   Synonymesfrocksmocktunic

7. Sleeveless dress worn over clothingB1formalbritish

   A sleeveless garment, often resembling an apron or pinafore, worn over other clothes for style or protection.

   Robe chasuble

   • She wore a floral jumper over a white blouse.
   • The school uniform includes a gray jumper worn over a shirt.
   • The vintage jumper added a touch of elegance to her outfit.

   Synonymespinafore

8. Basketball jump shotB2informalamericansport

   A basketball player who releases the ball at the highest point of a jump, typically for a shot.

   tir en suspension

   • The jumper sank the ball from the three-point line.
   • He is known as a skilled jumper with a high release point.
   • The team's best jumper scored the winning basket.

   Synonymesjjump shot