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Meaning of Jump in Spanish :

jump

1

saltar

VERB
Synonyms: skip, jumping, leap, hop, chipping, hopping
  • You are cleared for hyperspace jump. Están autorizados a saltar al hiperespacio.
  • But you have to jump now. Pero tienen que saltar ahora.
  • They begin to jump over the fence. Ahora empiezan a saltar la cerca.
  • This nothing is going to jump off this window. Este nada va a saltar por la ventana.
  • I had everybody standing up, ready to jump. Ya tenía a todos en pie, listos para saltar.
  • And they were ready to jump. Y dispuestos a saltar.
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2

salto

NOUN
Synonyms: leap, hop, jumping, skip, bounce, jumped
  • No one's ever made their first jump. Nadie llega en el primer salto.
  • That is the secret behind the jump. Ese es el secreto que hay detrás del salto.
  • Starting to open a jump point. Empieza a abrir un punto de salto.
  • Collective excitement had made the jump to hyperspace. Colectivo entusiasmo había dado el salto al hiperespacio.
  • Unable to make jump. Incapaz de hacer un salto.
  • Initiate jump on his command. Inicien el salto a su orden.
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3

brincar

VERB
Synonyms: skip, jumping
  • And that will make me want to jump off a. Y eso me hará brincar de un .
  • ... you keep trying to jump him anyway. ... tu sigues tratando de brincar a él de todos modos.
  • ... aside and let other people jump. ... aun lado y dejen brincar a la otra gente.
  • Watch him jump over the fence. Mírenlo brincar sobre la cerca.
  • jump jump jump spin these two buttons ... saltar, brincar, saltar centrifugado estos dos botones en ...
  • ... but he/she needs something to jump. ... pero necesita algo para brincar.
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4

meterse

VERB
Synonyms: get, mess, meddle, crawl
  • Then they can jump into water, hunt, swim Entonces así pueden meterse, cazar, nadar
  • ... power, he's going to jump back into his body ... ... poder, va a meterse nuevamente en su cuerpo ...
  • ... either of us are eager to jump into bed with another ... ... ninguno de los dos quiera meterse en la cama con otro ...
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More meaning of jump

1. Leap

leap

I)

salto

NOUN
Synonyms: jump, hop, jumping, skip, bounce, jumped
  • One giant leap for mankind. Un gran salto para la humanidad.
  • We just took a huge leap forward today. Hemos dado un gran salto adelante hoy.
  • The protagonist of this qualitative leap was the computer. El protagonista de este salto cualitativo era el ordenador.
  • Anyone who has taken action the leap from that ship. Alguien tuvo que haber accionado el salto de esta nave.
  • He saw two wolves leap at once. Vio a dos lobos salto a la vez.
  • Another giant leap for mankind! Otro salto gigantesco para la humanidad.
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II)

bisiesto

NOUN
  • It is leap year, you know. Es año bisiesto, ya sabes.
  • I get one, every leap year. Se me ocurre una cada año bisiesto.
  • Determines whether the specified day is a leap day. Determina si el día especificado es un día bisiesto.
  • ... in a specified year and era is a leap month. ... un año y una era especificados es un mes bisiesto.
  • ... the irregularity, every century the leap year is skipped. ... esto, cada siglo nos saltamos el año bisiesto.
  • Keep forgetting the leap year Siempre olvido el año bisiesto.
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III)

saltar

VERB
Synonyms: jump, skip, jumping, hop, chipping, hopping
  • Able to leap tall buildings in a single bound. Capaz de saltar enormes edificios en un solo salto.
  • He felt inclined to leap and sing. Se sentía inclinado a saltar y cantar.
  • Look before you leap, you know. Mira antes de saltar, ya sabes.
  • A knight can leap over other pieces. Un caballero puede saltar por encima de otras piezas.
  • And leap tall buildings in a single bound. Y saltar edificios altos de un solo salto.
  • Leap tall buildings in a single bound? Saltar edificios altos de un solo salto?
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2. Bounce

bounce

I)

rebote

NOUN
Synonyms: rebound, bouncing, ricochet, kickback, rebounding
  • I bounce it, it starts blinking. Lo rebote, que empieza a parpadear.
  • I see you got the bounce, too. Veo que llegaste de rebote, también.
  • You see a small bounce, but that's it. Usted ve un rebote pequeña, pero eso es todo.
  • Bounce shots can be blocked, and guys can ... Se pueden bloquear los tiros de rebote, y se puede ...
  • ... and we also understand bubble bounce now too don't we. ... y tambien entendemos el rebote de burbujas tambien, no?
  • ... so that your fingers bounce with each stroke. ... de modo que el dedo rebote.
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II)

rebotar

VERB
Synonyms: rebounding, ricochet
  • You could bounce right off the roof. Podrías rebotar del techo.
  • You should've seen me bounce. Debiste haberme visto rebotar.
  • You could bounce a nickel off that thing. Podrías rebotar una moneda en esa cosa.
  • You should've seen me bounce. Tendrías que haberme visto rebotar.
  • I need someone to bounce ideas off of, someone ... Necesito a alguien en quien rebotar mis ideas, alguien ...
  • ... to do the hit, bounce, bounce from behind ... ... a hacer el golpe, rebotar , rebotar desde detrás ...
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III)

despedida

NOUN
Synonyms: farewell, parting, goodbye, fired, bachelor, sendoff
  • For the bounce in the hair for ... Para la despedida en el pelo para ...
  • what you're doing a bounce because then lo que estás haciendo una despedida, porque entonces
  • # Bounce and bound and. # Despedida y limite y.#
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IV)

botar

VERB
Synonyms: throw, dribble, hurl
  • but that didn't bounce some food in my body pero eso no botar algo de comida en mi cuerpo
  • i remember them i used to bounce your menu undergoing yes ... Les recuerdo que solía botar su menú experimentando sí ...
  • ... is will, we should bounce to all the infidels ... ... es voluntad, debemos botar a todos los infieles ...
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V)

salto

NOUN
Synonyms: jump, leap, hop, jumping, skip, jumped
  • One bounce, we might lose the tail. Un salto y podríamos perder la cola.
  • ... my turn in the bounce house. ... mi turno en la casa del salto.
  • That's a nice bounce. Es un gran salto.
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VI)

desvíen

NOUN
Synonyms: divert
VII)

brinco

NOUN
Synonyms: skip
3. Get

get

I)

conseguir

VERB
Synonyms: getting, achieve, obtain
  • I can get him to help you. Puedo conseguir que te ayude.
  • So we need to get to the source. Necesitamos conseguir la fuente.
  • Just in case you want to get an apartment. Por si acaso quieres conseguir un apartamento.
  • Give me the chance to get proof you require. Deme la chance de conseguir las pruebas que usted requiere.
  • You have to get a job, either. Tienes que conseguir un empleo, cualquiera.
  • Clothes you couldn't get anywhere else. Ropa que no podrías conseguir en ningún otro lado.
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II)

obtener

VERB
Synonyms: obtain, view, getting, gain, learn, achieve
  • This time you have to get a birdie. Esta vez tienes que obtener un birdie.
  • Get some water, but we're here together. Obtener un poco de agua, pero estamos aquí juntos.
  • There and back to get his guests. Allí y volver a obtener sus invitados.
  • But you can get all your calcium from plants. Pero tu puedes obtener todo tu calcio de las plantas.
  • We can both still get what we want. Aún podemos obtener lo que ambos queremos.
  • And get a lot of lying answers. Y obtener muchas mentiras.
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III)

haz

VERB
Synonyms: do, make, beam
  • You get so you don't hear him. Haz como si no le oye ras.
  • Get him to buy a round. Haz que nos compre una ronda.
  • You get in line like the others. Haz la fila como los otros.
  • Get her to check it out. Haz que lo revise.
  • Get them to drink from this. Haz que beban de esto.
  • Get to work, come on. Haz tu trabajo, vamos.
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IV)

llegar

VERB
Synonyms: reach, arrive, come, getting, coming
  • You need to get to know me as well. Necesitas llegar a conocerme también.
  • Look how close you can get. Miren cuán cerca pueden llegar.
  • You can get to any other vector. Se puede llegar a cualquier otro vector.
  • But to get there, we can't just stand still. Pero para llegar ahí, no podemos quedarnos quietos.
  • Not a way to get on it. No es una manera de llegar.
  • This time tomorrow night, he get there. Mañana a esta hora, él llegar.
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V)

ponerse

VERB
Synonyms: putting
  • But most people can be encouraged to get comfortable. Pero por lo general es animar a ponerse cómodo.
  • Just get us down now, right now. Sólo tiene que ponerse ahora, en este momento.
  • Time to get into character. Es hora de ponerse el disfraz.
  • No reason to get so upset. No hay razón para ponerse así.
  • People tend to get jealous. La gente tiende a ponerse celosa.
  • He wants to get better before you see him. Él quiere ponerse mejor antes de que lo veas.
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VI)

recibir

VERB
Synonyms: receive, getting, receipt
  • We need all the help we can get. Necesitamos toda la ayuda que podamos recibir.
  • I was surprised to get your message. Me sorprendió recibir tu mensaje.
  • Good to get your call. Fue bueno recibir tu llamado.
  • I can get in the papers there. Puedo recibir los periódicos allá.
  • You are going to get the bashing of your life! Van a recibir la paliza de su vida.
  • We got to get everybody something. Todos deben recibir algo.
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VII)

tener

VERB
Synonyms: have, having, be, take, keep
  • I get more business. Yo tener más negocio.
  • With money, you can get women. Con dinero, puedes tener mujeres.
  • You might even get lucky. Hasta podrías tener suerte.
  • Nothing to keep her on until we get proof. No podemos detenerla hasta no tener pruebas.
  • And he wasn't going to get that as a fugitive. Pero no la iba a tener siendo un fugitivo.
  • They would never get another rope around his neck. Que nunca iba a tener otra cuerda alrededor del cuello.
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VIII)

poner

VERB
Synonyms: put, putting, place, set, lay, bring, implement
  • But we all know how you can get, right? Pero todos sabemos cómo te puedes poner.
  • They tell you how to get your mind right. Te dicen cómo poner la mente a funcionar.
  • And it could get even worse. Y se puede poner cada vez peor.
  • You will not get emotional. No te vas a poner sentimental.
  • Then let's get some in there. Entonces vamos a poner un poco aquí.
  • Time to get your soldiers in line. Es hora de poner en fila a tus soldados.
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IX)

ir

VERB
Synonyms: go, going, come, leave
  • I gotta get down to the phone place tomorrow. Mañana tengo que ir a la compañía telefónica.
  • We have to get to the security room. Debemos ir a la sala de control.
  • I have to get to my game. Debo ir a jugar.
  • He needs to get to a hospital now. Necesita ir a un hospital ya.
  • He could hardly get to work that day. Ese día casi no pudo ir a al trabajo.
  • We got to get to the gas. Debemos ir por el combustible.
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4. Mess

mess

I)

lío

NOUN
Synonyms: trouble, affair, jam, hassle, fuss, muddle
  • This is a mess. Esto es un lío.
  • Your mother left such a mess. Tu madre dejó un gran lío.
  • He left things a mess at the office. Dejó un lío en la oficina.
  • You brought me into this mess. Tú me metiste en este lío.
  • Then ran into this mess. Y luego te metiste en este lío.
  • Then we're really in a mess. Entonces estamos en un lío.
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II)

desastre

NOUN
Synonyms: disaster, wreck, debacle
  • The hospital is a mess. El hospital es un desastre.
  • Everything was just a mess. Todo fue un desastre.
  • Poor kid must have been a mess. Pobre chico debió haber estado hecho un desastre.
  • I was cleaning up your mess. Porque estaba ordenando su desastre.
  • And you are a mess. Y tú eres un desastre.
  • The guy was a mess. El tipo era un desastre.
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III)

desorden

NOUN
Synonyms: disorder, clutter, disarray, untidiness
  • The house is a mess. La casa es un desorden.
  • After you've cleaned up this mess, of course. Después de limpiar este desorden, por supuesto.
  • And then the mess starts, the feelings come. Pero luego empieza el desorden, aparecen los sentimientos.
  • You never leave a mess. Tú nunca lo dejas en desorden.
  • What a mess the garden is in! Qué desorden hay en este jardín.
  • I have rats and a big mess. Tengo ratas y un gran desorden.
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IV)

metan

NOUN
Synonyms: get, shove
  • Better not mess with me. Mejor que no se metan conmigo.
  • I don't want nobody to mess with me. No quiero que se metan conmigo.
  • I want all that mess in your backpack Quiero que metan todo eso en la mochila
  • All that, mess your car Todo eso, metan su auto
  • Nobody better mess with me, because if they do, ... Mejor que no se metan conmigo, porque si lo hacen ...
  • Don't mess with us. No se metan con nosotros.
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V)

meterse

VERB
Synonyms: get, meddle, crawl
  • Let them try to mess with me. Pero que traten de meterse conmigo.
  • Mess with the bull, get the horns. Meterse con el toro, obtener los cuernos.
  • Mess with the bull you get the horns. Meterse con el toro obtener los cuernos.
  • Teach him to mess with a man and his mannequin. Le enseñará a meterse con un hombre y su maniquí.
  • He knows better than to mess with a good customer. Él sabe que no debe meterse con un buen cliente.
  • You do not want to mess with my people again. No vuelva a meterse con mi gente.
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VI)

ensuciar

NOUN
Synonyms: dirty, fouling, dirtying, sully, tarnish
  • She didn't even want to make a mess. Ni siquiera quería ensuciar mucho.
  • I can't mess up this car. No puedo ensuciar este auto.
  • ... methods that are going to mess with older who ... los métodos que se van a ensuciar con más edad que
  • ... way if you want to mess around this is viewer supported ... manera si usted quiere ensuciar alrededor de éste lo pueda espectador
  • You want me to mess him up? ¿Quieres que me ensuciar le pasa?
  • ... shout, break things, make a mess ... gritar, romper, ensuciar
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VII)

enredo

NOUN
Synonyms: tangle, entangling, maze, entangled, snagging, muddle
  • I think i've got myself into a mess. Creo que me me ti en un gran enredo.
  • What a glorious mess we are. Qué glorioso enredo somos.
  • Possibly this work contributed to this mess as well. Posiblemente esta obra también contribuyó a este enredo.
  • I made a real mess of that year. Fue un enredo ese año.
  • So we can finally clean up this mess. Así que nosotros podremos deshacer finalmente este enredo.
  • Your life's a mess, and you don't make ... Tu vida es un enredo, y no ganas ...
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VIII)

caos

NOUN
Synonyms: chaos, mayhem, havoc, turmoil, chaotic, shambles
  • This place is going to be a mess. Este lugar será un caos.
  • Everything was a mess. Todo fue un caos.
  • My life is such a mess. Mi vida es un caos.
  • This place was a mess. Esto era un caos.
  • The whole town's a mess because of you. Toda la ciudad es un caos por tu culpa.
  • Even cleaning up this mess is impossible. Ni siquiera es posible limpiar este caos.
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IX)

metas

NOUN
Synonyms: goals, targets, aims
  • Do not mess with me. No te metas conmigo.
  • Never mess with an office worker. Nunca te metas con un agente de la condicional.
  • But just don't mess with the coffee situation. Pero no te metas con la cuestión del café.
  • ... million times not to mess with my chair. ... millón de veces que no te metas con mi silla.
  • You can't mess with the people behind it. No te metas con la gente que hay detrás.
  • Don't you mess with my dark arts. No te metas con mis malas artes.
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X)

juegues

NOUN
Synonyms: play, trifle
  • You don't want to mess up your blind spot. No juegues con tu punto ciego.
  • Don't mess with that. No juegues con eso.
  • Don't mess with him. No juegues con él.
  • Don't mess with us. No juegues con nosotros.
  • Don't mess with what you don't understand. No juegues con lo que no entiendes.
  • and let you mess with my headfor a whole month? y dejarte que juegues conmigo un mes entero .
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5. Crawl

crawl

I)

gatear

VERB
  • I want to crawl underneath the table. Quiero gatear por debajo de la mesa.
  • No use trying to crawl it. No vale la pena gatear.
  • You have to learn to crawl before we can walk. Hay que aprender a gatear antes de andar.
  • It has to crawl before it walks. Tiene que gatear antes de caminar.
  • I taught her how to crawl. Le he enseñado a gatear.
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II)

arrastrarse

VERB
Synonyms: creep, driveability
  • The cab seemed to crawl. La cabina parecía arrastrarse.
  • He was trying to crawl. Estaba tratando de arrastrarse.
  • Now go crawl back under your rock. Vuelva a arrastrarse bajo su roca.
  • I could see him trying to crawl away. Podía verlo tratando de arrastrarse.
  • Had to crawl to the bathroom, ... Tuvo que arrastrarse hasta el baño, ...
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III)

rastreo

NOUN
Synonyms: tracking, trace, tracing, crawling
  • Crawl topology state can be set to inactive ... El estado de la topología de rastreo puede establecerse como inactivo ...
  • ... as a part of the next crawl. ... como parte del próximo rastreo.
  • ... need for a separate crawl and index for that ... ... es necesario realizar un rastreo y un índice independientes para dicho ...
  • ... you want to use in a crawl and the schedule that ... ... que desee usar en un rastreo y la programación de ...
  • Maximize existing search traffic by optimizing the crawl, index, Maximiza el tráfico de búsqueda optimizando el rastreo, la indexación
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IV)

crol

NOUN
V)

rastrear

VERB
Synonyms: track, trace, tracing, keep track
  • We can crawl them again. Los podemos rastrear nuevamente.
  • And we try to crawl in a relatively polite way. Así que intentamos rastrear de una forma bastante respetuosa.
  • The account used to crawl content must have the ... La cuenta usada para rastrear el contenido debe tener ...
  • new and which articles we should crawl. y los artículos que hay que rastrear.
  • sets of pages to crawl set up so that ... grupos de páginas para rastrear así que con esa ...
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VI)

arrastre

NOUN
Synonyms: drag, dragging, trawling, entrainment, crawling, trailing
  • Make her crawl back up. Haz que se arrastre nuevamente.
  • And make him crawl. Y hacemos que se arrastre.
  • Let him crawl like he crawls for the drinks. Que se arrastre, como cuando me sirve.
  • Not till you crawl over here and you ... No hasta que se arrastre hasta aquí y me ...
  • ... that a bug is going to crawl down my throat when ... ... de que un insecto se arrastre por mi garganta mientras ...
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VII)

arrastrar

VERB
Synonyms: drag, dragging, haul, lugging
  • Some of them can't even crawl. Algunos de ellos no se pueden ni arrastrar.
  • ... want to spit on me and make me crawl? ... quieres escupirme y verme arrastrar?
  • I don't want to crawl. No me quiero arrastrar.
  • If I have to crawl across the floor Si por el piso me tengo que arrastrar.
  • Do you really want to see me crawl ¿REALMENTE ME QUIERES VER ARRASTRAR?
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VIII)

gallina

NOUN
Synonyms: chicken, hen, goose, hens
  • And that don't make my skin crawl. Y eso no me pone la carne de gallina.
  • We felt something that made my skin crawl. Sentimos algo que nos puso la piel de gallina.
  • Something that makes my skin crawl. Algo que me pone la piel de gallina.
  • He makes my skin crawl. Él hace que se ponga mi piel de gallina.
  • It just makes my skin crawl. Me pone la carne de gallina.
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