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Meanings of jump off in English

Jump down from an elevated point.

Usage of jump off in English
1
You know, in case you'd decided to jump off the bridge there.
Second glance
2
The reasons for Scott's decision to jump off that bridge remain obscure.
The Irish Times
3
If you want to jump off the cliff, it's maybe one solution.
Feminist dot com
4
Let him go jump off a cliff or something I told myself.
The Last Boyfriend
5
Mike Heard is planning to bungy jump off the Auckland Harbour Bridge.
Radio NZ
6
You better jump off the bridge if you want to commit suicide.
Men, Women, and Boats
7
And if you think you can jump off the train, you're mistaken.
The Wolf’s Hour
8
Andrea Laue How scary is it really to jump off the top?
Climbing Magazine
9
I think my nose is trying to jump off and run away.
The Light in the Clearing: A Tale of the North Country in the Ti...
10
If this proved impossible, he must try to jump off the train.
Carmen's Messenger
11
Jenny always stops for me to jump off when I want to.
Dew Drops, Vol. 37, No. 34, August 23, 1914
12
Five frogs sit on a log, and three want to jump off.
The Irish Times
13
I think she meant to jump off, although we were going fast.
Lister's Great Adventure
14
If I was going to jump off a bridge I'd wear slacks.
Hot six
15
Why didn't I go down to the nearest cliff and jump off?
The corfu trilogy
16
She knew she would miss it if she tried to jump off.
Witch Week
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