🇬🇧 Jump meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

To jump means to bend your legs, push hard against the ground, and lift your body up into the air for a short time before coming back down again.

When I saw the spider, I didn’t scream—I just jumped three miles in my imagination.

I asked my legs for a big jump, and they replied with a small, confused hop.

The squirrel can jump from tree to tree; I can jump from couch to snacks.

I told my feet to jump softly, but they heard “make a mini earthquake.”

If you jump while holding a spoon of soup, you learn about gravity and laundry at the same time.

I am a small girl. My dog and I run in the park. A low wall is in front. I say, "I will jump." I jump once, I jump twice, I jump high. My dog can jump with me. We laugh. I can jump over a small puddle, land safe, and smile, very happy.

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This word is at the A1 level, which means it is one of the first words you learn when starting English. It’s commonly used in everyday conversations and helps you communicate basic ideas like greetings, family, or daily activities.

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