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jumping up and down

/ˈdʒʌmpɪŋ ʌp ænd daʊn/

Traduction: Sauter à plusieurs reprises en se propulsant du sol et en retombant, souvent pour exprimer l'excitation, la colère ou l'enthousiasme, ou être très agité ou impatient à propos de quelque chose.

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/ˈdʒʌmpɪŋ ʌp ænd daʊn/A2informal
  • frSauter à plusieurs reprises en se propulsant du sol et en retombant, souvent pour exprimer l'excitation, la colère ou l'enthousiasme, ou être très agité ou impatient à propos de quelque chose.

To repeatedly spring off the ground and land, often expressing excitement, anger, or enthusiasm, or to be very agitated or eager about something.

  1. Physical movementA1informal

    The act of repeatedly leaping into the air and landing, often as a form of exercise or expression.

    frsautiller sur place

    • The children were jumping up and down on the trampoline.
    • He was jumping up and down to keep warm.
    • She started jumping up and down with excitement.
  2. Expression of strong emotionA2informal

    Used to describe someone who is very excited, angry, or agitated.

    frsauter de joie ou de colère

    • She was jumping up and down when she heard the good news.
    • He was jumping up and down in frustration after losing the game.
    • The fans were jumping up and down cheering for their team.