Phrasal verbs starting with "jump"

To jump or move energetically in different directions; to jump repeatedly without a set direction.

To jump energetically in different directions, or to switch rapidly between topics, tasks, or places.

To accept or take an opportunity eagerly and without hesitation.

To leap downward from a height, or (idiomatically) to reprimand someone sharply.

To enter a conversation, activity, or situation suddenly and without much hesitation.

To leap from a surface or platform; figuratively, to start suddenly or launch into something.

To leap onto something; to quickly take advantage of something; or to suddenly criticize someone.

To leap and land on top of something, or to suddenly start engaging with an idea or trend.

To leap out of something or somewhere; figuratively, to be immediately noticeable or striking.

To move quickly to a particular point or conclusion, often without proper consideration.

To act immediately and with energy, usually in response to a command or urgent situation.

To rise suddenly by jumping; to increase sharply; to get up quickly from a seated position.

To leap up and position oneself behind someone, typically on a horse or vehicle.

To leap onto something or someone, or to seize on an opportunity or remark eagerly.