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Oxford Spanish Dictionary

jumped-up [ingl. am. ˈˌdʒəmp ˈtəp, ingl. brit.] ADJ. ingl. brit. atrbv.

he's nothing but a jumped-up clerk!
no es más que un empleadito con ínfulas

I. jump [ingl. am. dʒəmp, ingl. brit. dʒʌmp] V. intr.

1.1. jump (leap):

jump
saltar
he jumped from the second floor
saltó del or desde el segundo piso
she jumped across the ditch
cruzó la zanja de un salto
he managed to jump back just in time
logró echarse atrás de un salto justo a tiempo
the water is lovely, jump in
el agua está deliciosa, tírate
the horse jumped over the gate
el caballo saltó la verja
the children were jumping up and down on the bed
los niños saltaban or brincaban sobre la cama
to jump for joy
dar saltos or saltar or brincar de alegría
did he jump or was he pushed?
¿renunció o lo renunciaron? hum.
we don't know which way they're going to jump
no se sabe qué van a decidir
we don't know which way they're going to jump
no se sabe para qué lado van a agarrar coloq.

1.2. jump (move quickly):

he jumped up from his seat
se levantó (del asiento) de un salto
I jumped out of bed
me levanté (de la cama) de un salto
I'm not going to jump into bed with the first guy I meet coloq.
no me voy a acostar con el primer tipo que conozca coloq.
jump in, I'll give you a lift
súbete que te llevo
I'll jump off here
me bajo aquí
to jump at sth she jumped at the offer
aceptó la oferta al vuelo
they'll jump at the chance
no van a dejar pasar la oportunidad
to jump on sb/sth
abalanzarse sobre alguien/algo
her critics jumped on this remark
sus críticos se cebaron en esta afirmación
to jump to one's feet
ponerse de pie
to jump to one's feet
pararse de un salto amer.
to jump to attention MILIT.
cuadrarse
to jump to attention MILIT.
ponerse firme
jump to it!
¡hazlo inmediatamente!

2.1. jump (change, skip):

jump
saltar
jump
pasar
to jump from one subject to another
saltar or pasar de un tema al otro
the action jumps forward
la acción da un salto adelante en el tiempo

2.2. jump (increase, advance suddenly):

jump
subir de un golpe
he/it jumped to the top of the charts
saltó a los primeros lugares de las listas

3.1. jump (jerk):

jump
saltar

3.2. jump (in alarm):

jump
sobresaltarse
you made me jump!
¡qué susto me diste!

4. jump (be lively) coloq.:

the party's really jumping
la fiesta está muy movida coloq.

II. jump [ingl. am. dʒəmp, ingl. brit. dʒʌmp] V. trans.

1.1. jump (leap over):

jump stream/hurdle
saltar
jump stream/hurdle
brincar Méx.
jump counter/piece JUEGOS
comerse
to jump rope ingl. am.
saltar a la cuerda
to jump rope ingl. am.
saltar a la comba Esp.
to jump rope ingl. am.
saltar (al) lazo Col.
to jump rope ingl. am.
saltar al cordel Chile
to jump rope ingl. am.
brincar la reata Méx.

1.2. jump (cause to leap):

jump
hacer saltar
he jumps an Arab horse
salta con un caballo árabe

2.1. jump (spring out of):

jump rails/tracks
salirse de

2.2. jump (disregard):

jump
saltarse
they jumped a whole paragraph
se saltaron todo un párrafo
they jumped a whole paragraph
se saltearon todo un párrafo Río Pl.
to jump the lights
saltarse el semáforo
to jump the lights
pasar el semáforo en rojo
to jump the lights
pasarse el alto Méx.
to jump the line or ingl. brit. queue
colarse

3. jump (run away) coloq.:

to jump bail
huir estando en libertad bajo fianza
to jump ship
desertar

4. jump (ambush, attack):

jump coloq.
asaltar
jump coloq.
atacar

5.1. jump ingl. am. (catch):

jump coloq. bus/plane
agarrar coloq.
jump esp Esp.
coger

5.2. jump coloq. ingl. am. (without paying fare):

he jumped the train
se subió al tren sin pagar

III. jump [ingl. am. dʒəmp, ingl. brit. dʒʌmp] SUST.

1.1. jump (leap):

jump
salto m
it's a big jump from that window
es un buen salto el que hay que dar desde esa ventana
she gave a little jump for joy
dio un saltito de alegría
I sat up with a jump
me incorporé sobresaltado
go (and) take a running jump! coloq.
¡vete a freír espárragos! coloq.
to be/stay one jump ahead this way, you'll be one jump ahead of the competition
de esta manera le llevarás la delantera a la competencia
she was always one jump ahead of her classmates
siempre estaba adelantada con respecto de sus compañeros
she tried to stay one jump ahead of her pupils
trataba de mantenerse un paso adelante de sus alumnos

1.2. jump (fence):

jump
valla f
jump
obstáculo m

2.1. jump (sudden transition):

jump
salto m

2.2. jump (increase, advance):

jump
aumento m

ski jump [ingl. am. ˈski ˌdʒəmp, ingl. brit.] SUST.

1. ski jump (ramp):

ski jump
trampolín m
ski jump
pista f de salto

2. ski jump (action):

ski jump
salto m con esquís

triple jump SUST.

triple jump
triple salto m (de longitud)

water jump SUST.

water jump
foso m (de agua)

high jump SUST.

high jump
salto m de altura
high jump
salto m alto amer.
to be for the high jump ingl. brit. coloq. you'll be for the high jump if you don't mend your ways
te va a caer una buena, si no cambias de actitud coloq.

parachute jump SUST.

parachute jump
salto m en paracaídas
parachute jump
salto m con paracaídas

jump out V. [ingl. am. dʒəmp -, ingl. brit. dʒʌmp -] (v + adv)

1. jump out (from plane):

jump out
tirarse

2. jump out (from car):

jump out
bajarse

3. jump out (be striking):

jump out
llamar la atención
jump out
atraer la atención

jump off V. [ingl. am. dʒəmp -, ingl. brit. dʒʌmp -] (v + adv)

1. jump off (in showjumping):

jump off
desempatar

2. jump off (get started):

jump off ingl. am.
arrancar

jump cut [ingl. am. ˈdʒəmp ˌkət, ingl. brit. ˈdʒʌmpkʌt] SUST.

jump cut CINE, TV
salto m

en el diccionario PONS

jumped-up [ˌdʒʌmptˈʌp] ADJ. ingl. brit. coloq.

jumped-up
presuntuoso, -a

I. jump [dʒʌmp] V. intr.

1. jump (leap):

jump
saltar
to jump up and down
pegar saltos
to jump up and down with frustration ingl. austr., ingl. brit.
subirse por las paredes

2. jump (skip):

jump
brincar
to jump for joy
brincar de alegría

3. jump (jerk):

jump
sobresaltarse

4. jump (increase suddenly):

jump
subir de golpe

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

go jump in the lake! coloq.
¡vete a freír espárragos!

II. jump [dʒʌmp] V. trans.

1. jump (leap across or over):

jump
saltar

2. jump (attack):

jump
atacar

3. jump (disregard):

jump
saltarse

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to jump a queue
colarse

III. jump [dʒʌmp] SUST.

1. jump (leap):

jump
salto m

2. jump (hurdle):

jump
obstáculo m

long jump SUST. sin pl.

long jump
salto m de longitud
long jump
salto m largo amer.

jump jet SUST.

jump jet
avión m de despegue vertical

jump down V. intr.

jump down
bajar de un salto

jump at V. trans.

jump at opportunity
no dejar escapar
jump at offer
aceptar con entusiasmo

jump about V. intr.

jump about
dar saltos

jump in V. intr.

jump in
entrar de prisa

parachute jump SUST.

parachute jump
salto m en paracaídas

jump suit SUST.

jump suit
mono m
en el diccionario PONS

I. jump [dʒʌmp] V. intr.

1. jump (leap):

jump
saltar
to jump up and down
pegar saltos

2. jump (skip):

jump
brincar
to jump for joy
brincar de alegría

3. jump (jerk):

jump
sobresaltarse

4. jump (increase suddenly):

jump
subir de golpe

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

go jump in the lake! coloq.
¡vete a freír espárragos!

II. jump [dʒʌmp] V. trans.

1. jump (leap across or over):

jump
saltar

2. jump (attack):

jump
atacar

3. jump (disregard):

jump
saltarse

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to jump the gun
precipitarse

III. jump [dʒʌmp] SUST.

1. jump (leap):

jump
salto m

2. jump (hurdle):

jump
obstáculo m

no-jump [ˌnoʊ·ˈdʒʌmp] SUST. DEP.

no-jump
salto m nulo

jump up V. intr.

jump up
levantarse de un salto

long jump SUST.

long jump
salto m de longitud
long jump
salto m largo amer.

triple jump SUST.

triple jump
triple salto m

ski jump SUST.

1. ski jump (jump):

ski jump
salto m de esquí

2. ski jump (runway):

ski jump
pista f para saltos de esquí

parachute jump SUST.

parachute jump
salto m en paracaídas

jump about V. intr.

jump about
dar saltos

jump at V. trans.

jump at an opportunity
no dejar escapar
jump at an offer
aceptar con entusiasmo

jump down V. intr.

jump down
bajar de un salto
Present
Ijump
youjump
he/she/itjumps
wejump
youjump
theyjump
Past
Ijumped
youjumped
he/she/itjumped
wejumped
youjumped
theyjumped
Present Perfect
Ihavejumped
youhavejumped
he/she/ithasjumped
wehavejumped
youhavejumped
theyhavejumped
Past Perfect
Ihadjumped
youhadjumped
he/she/ithadjumped
wehadjumped
youhadjumped
theyhadjumped
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Ejemplos de uso en el diccionario PONS (revisados por la redacción)

to jump on the bandwagon fig.
subirse al carro
to jump out of bed
saltar de la cama
to jump out of one's skin
llevarse un susto tremendo
to jump at the chance
no dejar escapar la oportunidad
he's for the high jump coloq.
se la va a ganar
to jump up and down
pegar saltos
to jump up and down with frustration ingl. austr., ingl. brit.
subirse por las paredes
go jump in the lake! coloq.
¡vete a freír espárragos!
to fall/jump off a ladder
caer/saltar de una escalera
go jump in a lake! inf
¡vete a freír espárragos!

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

He was able not only to talk but also to jump up and down on the nails.
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In time with the music, the lava would begin to jump up, as fountains narrowly avoided splashing riders.
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A saltating grain may hit other grains that jump up to continue the saltation.
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He endevoured, in boyish strife, to jump up and touch.
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The competitor must jump up and latch onto a bar.
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