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jump across

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jump across something
to leap over something that is broad rather than tall. The frog jumped across the puddle. Timmy tried but failed to jump across the puddle.
See also: across, jump


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What follows next is a series of dangerous stunts as competitors jump from helicopters, fight off sharks and even jump across the tracks in front of moving trains.
Winter bugs are now expected to escalate over the next six weeks as workers return after the holiday break, the new school term gets under way and England's higher sickness rates jump across the border.
You do not simply jump across a gorge to simply jump.
 
 
 
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