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[xhamp] v.,n. -v 1. kapërcej (hendekun); jump the rails del nga shinat (treni). 2. shpërfill, shkel, i shpëtoj; jump bail drejt. arratisem/zhdukem në kohën që jam liruar me kusht (në liri të përkohshme). 3. sulmoj, i hidhem (dikujt). 4. hidhem, kërcej, hov; jump into a taxi hidhem në taksi, i kërcej taksisë; jump up and down hidhem pupthi; there's no need to jump down my throat s'ke pse me hidhesh në grykë mua; jump to one's feet hov përpjetë, ngrihem sakaq; I almost jumped out of my skin! sa s'më ra të fikët. 5. ngrihen betas (çmimet). 6. nxitoj; jump to conclusions nxjerr përfundime të nxituara; jump at the offer e pranoj ofertën në cast; jump a claim rrëmbej një tokë të pretenduar nga dikush tjetër; jump the track del ngashinat (treni)-n 1. kërcim; in/at one jump me një të kërcyer; long/high jump kërcim së gjati /së larti. 2. largësi e kërcyer. 3. hedhje përpjetë (nga emocioni). 4. ngritje/hipje e beftë (e çmimeve etj). 5. pl. gj.fol. nervozizëm, gjendje nervoze.● get/have the jump on zhrg. fitoj/kam epërsi mbi; on the jump gj.fol. në këmbë, shumë i zënë me punë● jump about [xhamp ë'baut] hidhem pupthi● jump over something ['xhamp ë'baut 'samthing] kapërcej diçka● jump in/out ['xhamp in/aut] hidhem brenda; hov përjashta● jump to it! ['xhamp tu: it] shpejto!, hidhu!● jump a claim [xhamp ë kleim] marr me forcë (një truall), rrëmbej një tokë të pretenduar nga dikush tjetër● jumped-up ['xhamptap] adj. fig. i fryrë, hundëpërpjetë, fodull● jumper I ['xhampë:] n 1. sport. kërcyes. 2.slitë. 3. insekt që lëviz me kërcime. 4. el. urë, tel i shkurtër bashkues● jumper cables [xhampë:'keibëls] n. el. kabllo/fije për ndezjen e makinës (nëpërmjet një baterie tjetër)● jumping jack [xhamping xhæk] n. lodër që bën kërcime● jumpjet [xhampxhet] n. avion me ngritje vertikale● jumpmaster ['xhampmxhækstë:] n. av. instruktor parashutistësh● jump-off ['xhampof] n 1. nisje, fillim gare. 2. fillim sulmi. 3. sport. shtesë loje (në rast barazimi). 4. attr. nisjeje (bazë, pikë)● jump-start ['xhampsta:t] vt. ndez me të shtyrë (makinën, motorin)● jumpsuit [xhampsu:t] n. kominoshe* * *hidhem; kërcej
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