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Instruments
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jumped-up [ˈdʒʌmptʌp] ПРИЛ Brit прин разг
jumped-up
jumped-up
I. jump [dʒʌmp] ГЛАГ нпрх
1. jump (leap):
2. jump (jerk):
3. jump Aus, Brit разг (be annoyed):
4. jump (increase suddenly):
to jump by 70%
5. jump (skip):
Phrases:
go jump in the lake! разг
II. jump [dʒʌmp] ГЛАГ прх
1. jump (leap across or over):
2. jump Am (attack):
to jump sb
3. jump a. ИНФОРМ (skip):
4. jump (disregard):
to jump a queue Aus, Brit
Phrases:
III. jump [dʒʌmp] СЪЩ
1. jump a. ИКОН, ТЪРГ (leap):
2. jump (hurdle):
3. jump (step):
4. jump (head-start):
преднина f без мн
jump-start ГЛАГ прх
jump-start economy
jump on ГЛАГ прх (blame)
ski jump СЪЩ
1. ski jump (runway):
2. ski jump no pl (jump):
jump down ГЛАГ нпрх разг
jump leads СЪЩ pl
jump about ГЛАГ нпрх
jump rope СЪЩ Am
high jump СЪЩ
he's for the high jump разг
he's for the high jump разг
Present
Ijump
youjump
he/she/itjumps
wejump
youjump
theyjump
Past
Ijumped
youjumped
he/she/itjumped
wejumped
youjumped
theyjumped
Present Perfect
Ihavejumped
youhavejumped
he/she/ithasjumped
wehavejumped
youhavejumped
theyhavejumped
Past Perfect
Ihadjumped
youhadjumped
he/she/ithadjumped
wehadjumped
youhadjumped
theyhadjumped
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This jumped-up office boy had no right to impugn the lady's right to use the government's services, to which she was legally entitled.
www.digitaljournal.com
So are these optimism exercises and mindfulness techniques just a jumped-up form of self-help?
www.independent.co.uk
And once some jumped-up, bonus-hungry manager has pegged you, that's your work life over.
www.thenational.scot
The system worked fine when we were a jumped-up colony.
www.smh.com.au
Amid all the jumped-up melodrama, he suddenly gives a taste of genuine horror.
www.telegraph.co.uk