hop

• Substantivo que designa um salto curto e rápido, geralmente em uma só perna, ou um pequeno pulo; também pode indicar um pequeno trecho de viagem, especialmente de avião.

A noun referring to a short, quick jump, typically on one foot, or a small leap.

1. A small jumpA1formal

   A short, quick jump made on one foot or both feet.

   Salto

   • The rabbit took a hop across the garden.
   • She did a little hop of excitement.
   • He landed with a hop after jumping off the step.

   Sinônimosbounceboundjumpleapskipspring

2. A short journeyB1informal

   A short trip or flight, especially by air.

   Viagem curta

   • We took a quick hop from London to Paris.
   • The flight was just a short hop across the channel.
   • It's only a 20-minute hop to the next island.

   Sinônimosexcursionflightjauntlegriderunspinstagetrip

3. A type of plant (hops)B2formalculinary

   A climbing plant whose dried flowers are used in brewing beer to give a bitter flavor.

   Lúpulo

   • Hops are a key ingredient in many types of beer.
   • The farmer grows hops for the local brewery.
   • The bitter taste of the beer comes from the hops.

• Verbo usado para indicar o ato de se deslocar aos saltos, geralmente sobre uma perna só, ou de se mover de forma rápida e leve. Também pode significar saltar sobre algo ou fazer um salto curto.

A verb used to indicate the act of moving by jumping on one foot, or moving quickly and lightly.

1. Jump on one footA1formal

   To move by jumping on one foot.

   Pular em um pé só

   • The children hopped across the playground.
   • She hopped on one foot to avoid stepping on a crack.
   • He hopped over the puddle.

2. Jump lightlyA1formal

   To make a short, quick jump, often with both feet together.

   Saltar levemente

   • The rabbit hopped across the field.
   • The frog hopped into the pond.
   • She hopped over the small fence.

   Sinônimosbounceboundjumpleapskipspring

3. Get into or onto quicklyA2informal

   To get into or onto something, especially a vehicle, quickly or casually.

   Entrar rapidamente

   • He hopped into the car and drove away.
   • She hopped on the bus just before it left.
   • They hopped onto the train at the last minute.

   Sinônimosclimbjumpleappop

4. Move quickly from place to placeB1informal

   To move from one place to another, especially frequently or casually.

   Ir de um lugar a outro

   • We hopped from one bar to another all night.
   • She hopped between different cities for her job.
   • He hopped from topic to topic during the conversation.

   Sinônimosbouncedartflitskip

   Antônimosstay

Variantes phrasalhop onhop outhop up