jump on

跳上…; 尖锐而激动地批评; 斥责; 袭击

1. 扑向：jump off 开始 | jump on 扑向 | jump out of one's skin 欣喜若狂

2. 责备;痛斥：63. Set one's teeth on edge 使某人不悦,厌烦 | 64. Jump on 责备;痛斥 | 65. Be in charge of 掌理;料理

3. 斥责、责骂：. analyst 心理分析医生 | ? jump on 斥责、责骂 | ? in the long run 最后、长远来看

4. 跳上去：37. run to ... 向......跑去 | 38. jump on 跳上去 | 39. be ready 准备好

1. Clinton had a big jump start among superdelegates, many of whom have ties to the Clintons and backed her candidacy early on.

2. While Chinese firms now enjoy wider access to overseas capital, foreign companies also see new opportunities on the horizon to jump into the Chinese bourses.

3. People living or carrying on business near crossings where drivers are prone to jump red lights seem to agree more with the senior citizen's act.

4. jump on的反义词

4. But Carter can't wait to play for his new team and prove he hasn't lost a step or an inch on his vertical jump.

5. jump on什么意思

5. The jump in GDP handily beat forecasts on Wall Street, where economists had looked for a gain closer to 6 percent.

6. When hurricanes hammered down on the United States'coastline causing the shutdown of oil rigs many traders expected a jump in the price of oil.

7. It continued rolling forward, but many people ran alongside it hoping to jump on board.

8. jump on的解释

8. But it did so without causing the jump in heart rate that exercise does, suggesting anger's Adrenalin rush may act directly on heart cells.

9. Sun Xuecheng sits on the top of a crane at a construction site in Nanjing, threatening to jump as his former neighbours try to calm him down.

10. jump on是什么意思

10. Chinese investors'craze for new share offerings has usually led to a jump in the prices of IPO shares on trading debut regardless of fundamentals.

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