jump out of

jump out of (something)

To exit or emerge from something very quickly or abruptly. I jumped out of the shower and ran to answer the telephone. Everyone jumped out of the pool when hailstones started falling down on top of them. Security footage shows the defendant jumping out of the car and attacking the plaintiff.

jump out of something

to leap from something. A mouse jumped out of the cupboard and scared me. I jumped out of bed and ran to answer the telephone.

词组	jump out of
释义	jump out of jump out of (something) To exit or emerge from something very quickly or abruptly. I jumped out of the shower and ran to answer the telephone. Everyone jumped out of the pool when hailstones started falling down on top of them. Security footage shows the defendant jumping out of the car and attacking the plaintiff. See also: jump, of, out Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. jump out of something to leap from something. A mouse jumped out of the cupboard and scared me. I jumped out of bed and ran to answer the telephone. See also: jump, of, out McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: jump out of (something) jump with jump with (something) jump for (something) jump for joy jump out fish (someone or something) out of (something) fish out of thunder out run out of some place
随便看	have coming have confidence in have confidence in (someone or something) have contact with (one) have cornered have curves in all the right places have dead to rights have deep pockets have designs on have designs on somebody/something have designs on someone have designs on (someone or something) have designs on something have dibs on have dibs on (something) have doing have done (have done) more (something) than (one) has had hot dinners have done with have done with (someone or something) have doubts about have down have down to a T have egg on face have egg on (one's) face