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| Principal Translations | WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2026: | jumper n | UK (clothing: sweater, pullover) | suéter nm | | | (AmS) | chompa nf | | | (ES) | jersey nm | | | (AR, CO, UY) | buzo nm | | | Sarah wore a gray jumper to work. | | | Sarah llevaba un suéter gris en el trabajo. | jumper (US),
pinafore dress (UK) n | (dress worn over blouse) (AmL; voz inglesa) | jumper nm | | | (ES) | pichi nm | | | Kate hated jumpers as a child, but her mother always bought them for her. | | | De pequeña, Kate odiaba los «jumpers», pero su madre siempre se los compraba. |
| Additional Translations | WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2026: | jumper n | (athlete) | saltador, saltadora nm, nf | | | Dan competed as a jumper on the track team. | | | Dan competía como saltador en el equipo de pista. | | jumper n | (hammer drill bit) | broca nf | | | Ben bought a new set of jumpers for his hammer drill. | | | Ben compró un juego nuevo de brocas para su taladro. | | jumpers npl | informal, abbreviation (jumper cables) (electricidad) | puente nm | | | Paul kept a pair of jumpers in his car in case he left his lights on. | | | Pablo tenía un par de puentes en su auto por si se dejaba las luces prendidas. |
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