| 词组 | jump |
| 释义 | jump [jumped, jumped, jumping] jump at jump at sth to eagerly accept the opportunity to do something: ▪ If I was offered the job, of course I'd jump at it. jump at the chance/opportunity ▪ When the resort was put up for sale in 1985, the Millers jumped at the chance to buy it. ■ SIMILAR TO: ↑leap at jump in 1. jump in to interrupt someone or suddenly start talking when other people are having a conversation: ▪ He was going to say more, but she jumped in. "You can't be serious!" ▪ Dalzell interrupted. "I am going to jump in here. I have to disagree with you." ■ SIMILAR TO: interrupt, ↑butt in 2. jump in to start doing something quickly in order to take an opportunity or get an advantage: ▪ Buyers have to be ready to jump in - these discounts are only available for a short period. ■ SIMILAR TO: ↑leap in, ↑dive in jump on jump on sb/sth informal to criticize or punish someone as soon as they do anything slightly wrong, in a way that seems unfair: ▪ Mum's being so mean to me, every time I say something she jumps on me. ▪ When the show started everybody jumped on it and criticized the things that weren't working. jump out at jump out at sb if something jumps out at you, you notice it quickly because it is unusual or you like it very much: ▪ As soon as I read it through again, several mistakes jumped out at me. ▪ Did you see the photograph of the eagles in the gallery? That really jumped out at me. ■ SIMILAR TO: ↑leap out at jump up jump up to suddenly stand up after you have been sitting or lying down: ▪ Sethe jumped up and went to the phone. ▪ When she heard Clarisa scream, she jumped up and ran outside. |
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