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jump znamená v Polsčina
| Angličtina | Polsčina |
|---|---|
| jump verb | skakaćverb skoczyćverb |
| jump noun | skoknoun |
| jump verb cause oneself to leave an elevated location and fall downward | skakaćverb skoczyćverb |
| jump verb employ a move in certain board games in which one piece moves over another | skakaćverb |
| jump verb employ a parachute to leave an aircraft or elevated location | skakaćverb skoczyćverb |
| jump noun instance of causing oneself to fall from an elevated location | skoknoun |
| jump verb react to a sudden stimulus by jerking the body violently | podskakiwaćverb podskoczyćverb |
| jump down someone's throat verb criticise with excessive and unexpected harshness | |
| jump drive | |
| jump in | |
| jump on | |
| jump out of | |
| jump out of the frying pan and into the fire | |
| jump rope noun game or activity | skakankanoun |
| jump someone's bones verb have sex | skakaćverb |
| jump the gun verb to act without due caution | |
| jump to conclusions verb make conclusions before being presented with all the evidence | |
| jump up | |
| jumper noun removable connecting pin (electronics) | zworkanoun |
| jumper noun someone or something that jumps | skoczeknoun skoczkininoun |
| jumper noun woolen sweater or pullover | sweternoun |
| jumper cable noun cable for jump-starting | |
| jumpiness | |
| jumping castle | |
| jumping jack noun exercise | pajacyknoun |
| jumping jack noun toy | pajacyknoun |
| jumpsuit noun similar garment | garniturnoun |
| jumpy adjective nervous and excited | napiętyadjective |
| and a jump | |
| broad jump | |
| bungee jumping noun jumping from a great height with a cord | bungeenoun |
| Chinese jump rope | |
| frog jump noun | żabkanoun |
