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Meanings of jump out in English
Usage of jump out in English
1
Wait until the last second, then jump out of the way-directlysideways.
2
Still looking ready to jump out of a window if need be.
3
Some of them look prepared to jump out of the moving vehicle.
4
Katie thought her heart was going to jump out of her chest.
5
Ordered to retire, I wanted to jump out and fetch him in.
6
He could not simply jump out of the tree at this height.
7
We've had cases where kids want to jump in or jump out.
8
I don't jump out of my skin this time: I barely twitch.
9
It was-Grand-fatherFrog gave a startled jump out on to the shore.
10
It opened the door for Oregon State to jump out in front.
11
Afghans who didn't jump out of the way could be plowed down.
12
Monsieur, you did wrong to try to jump out of the window.
13
So I open the door, jump out, and run up behind her.
14
I used a piece of meat to jump out of a chopper.
15
And we had a few seconds to jump out of the window.
16
So we jump out of the Humvee and take off on foot.
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Jump out across language varieties
Australia
Common
South Africa
Common
United States of America
Common
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