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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2026:

Principal Translations
InglésEspañol
jump down vi + adv(leap off of [sth])saltar⇒ vi
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2026:

Compound Forms:
InglésEspañol
jump down [sb]'s throat v exprinformal (scold suddenly) (figurado)saltarle al cuello a loc verb
  tirarse al cuello de loc verb
  tirársele al cuello a, írsele al cuello a loc verb
jump up and down v expr(bounce)saltar⇒, brincar⇒ vi
 If you jump up and down on the spot for one minute, you will probably end up out of breath.
 Si saltas (or: brincas) en el mismo lugar durante un minuto probablemente te quedes sin aliento.
jump up and down v exprinformal, figurative (be very excited)dar saltos de alegría loc verb
  saltar de alegría loc verb
 You should have seen her; she was jumping up and down with excitement.
 Deberías haberla visto, daba saltos de alegría.
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