Jump to Meaning in English
expression
ˈdʒəmp/ /ˈtu/, /tə/, /tɪ
JUMP-too, JUMP-tuh, JUMP-tih
dʒˈʌmp/ /tˈuː
JUMP-TOO
Definition
To move quickly to another topic, section, or step without going through everything in order. Often used for topics in conversation, instructions, or web pages.
Usage & Nuances
Usually informal. Commonly paired with 'conclusion,' 'question,' 'page,' or 'next step.' In conversations, can sound abrupt or as if skipping details. Not used for literal physical jumping.
Spanish: pasar a - saltar aPortuguese (BR): pular para - saltar paraPortuguese (PT): saltar para - passar paraChinese (Simplified): 跳到 - 跳转到Chinese (Traditional): 跳到 - 跳轉到Hindi: पर जाना - पर कूदनाArabic: الانتقال إلى - القفز إلىBengali: এগিয়ে যাওয়া - সরাসরি যাওয়াRussian: перейти - перескочитьJapanese: 飛ぶ - 飛ばすVietnamese: chuyển sang - nhảy sangKorean: 넘어가다 - 건너뛰다Turkish: atlamak - geçmekUrdu: اگلی بات پر جانا - چھوڑ کر جاناIndonesian: lompat ke - langsung ke
Example Sentences
Can we jump to the next question?
basic
Click here to jump to page 5.
basic
Let's jump to the main point.
basic
Before we jump to any conclusions, let's get all the facts.
natural
He tends to jump to new topics without finishing his thoughts.
natural
If you want, we can jump to dessert now.
natural