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Meanings of big jump in English

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Usage of big jump in English
1
He made a big jump from the stone pile, and ran away.
The Wonderful Adventures of Nils
2
The Covid-19 lockdown saw a big jump in people watching and commenting.
Radio NZ
3
He ran as fast as he could and gave a good big jump.
Bunny Rabbit's Diary
4
One parent family payments also show a big jump on this year's estimate.
The Irish Times
5
It seems a big jump to go all the way there.
Radio NZ
6
The Scottish Premiership is a big jump up to international football.
The Guardian
7
Went off a big jump badly and landed on his back.
News.com.au
8
Suddenly Jack gave a big jump and let out a yell.
Under the Ocean to the South Pole; Or, the Strange Cruise of the...
9
It's a big jump from 2007, when only six teams competed.
Wired
10
A new political poll shows a big jump in support for the Labour Party.
Radio NZ
11
Quite a big jump; two hundred and fifty thousand pesos, all in a lump.
Lone Star Planet
12
Like I said, from week one to week two he made a big jump.
Reuters
13
The boy made a big jump in her estimation, when he saved that child.
Miss Caprice
14
Obviously, we want Luvo to do that really big jump.
The South African
15
Twenty feet is a big jump and I knew the bear couldn't make it.
Bears I Have Met—and Others
16
Investors were focused on a big jump in quarterly sales, which exceeded analysts' forecasts.
Reuters
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Ireland
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