jumbo jet
1> ,  

jump
1> , 
_Ex:
at a jump  
2> to give (to take) a 
_Ex:
high jump   
_Ex:
standing jump   
_Ex:
closed jump ""   ( )
_Ex:
jump airplane   "" ( )
_Ex:
jump finish   
_Ex:
diving jump    ( )
_Ex:
trial jump   ( )
_Ex:
jump under the weight    ( )
3> ,  
_Ex:
to give a jump  , 
_Ex:
the temperature gave a jump   
_Ex:
jump in prices   
_Ex:
jump in a conversation   (  )
 
_Ex:
jump of electron _.  ,  
    
4> _. ; ,  ( )
_Ex:
jump to rest  ()   ()
_Ex:
jump dismount   ,    
()
5>    (. parachute jump)
_Ex:
delayed jump   ( )
_Ex:
jump area _.    
6> 
_Ex:
to give a jump 
_Ex:
my heart gave a jump   
7> _pl. (the jumps) ; ; _. 
; , 
8> _pl. (the jumps) _. ,  ;
_.  
9> _. () 
_Ex:
to get (to have) the jump on smb. (in smth.) 
  -. ( -.)
_Ex:
to be (to stay) one jump ahead of smb.  -.
10> _.   
11> _. , 
12>   
13> _.  
14> _. , 
15> _. _. 
16> _.  
_Ex:
jump of a gun  ,    (
)
_Ex:
jump curve     
17> _. _. ,    
(  . .)
_Ex:
jump head (line)  
_Ex:
jump story _.    (  )
18> _.  
19> _. , ;  ()
20> _.  
_Id:
on the jump   ;  ;  ;
 ;   
_Id:
to keep the enemy on the jump  
_Id:
he went out the door on the jump     
_Id:
to be on the jump ;    
_Id:
from the very first jump   
21> _.  ( )
22> _.   
23> , 
_Ex:
to jump high  
_Ex:
to jump up, to jump up and down 
_Ex:
she jumped up and down with impatience  
 
_Ex:
to jump for joy  ()  
_Ex:
to jump into a taxi   
_Ex:
to jump on horseback   
_Ex:
he jumped from a moving train      
_Ex:
to jump out 
_Ex:
he jumped out of the window    
_Ex:
to jump with (taking) a long run _.   
_Ex:
to jump with a pole   
_Ex:
to jump short _.  
24>   
25>  (. to jump up)
_Ex:
to jump to one's feet   
_Ex:
he jumped out of bed    
_Ex:
he jumped up from his seat    
_Ex:
jump up! ! ( ,  )
26> 
_Ex:
he jumped when he saw me    ,  
_Ex:
don't make me jump   
_Ex:
my heart jumped    
27> ,  (. jump over)
_Ex:
to jump (over) a line   
_Ex:
to jump one's field _.     
_Ex:
to jump an opponent   ()
28> ,   (  )
29>   (   ); 
_Ex:
to jump from one subject to another   
  
_Ex:
to jump a chapter (in a book)   ( 
)
30>  
_Ex:
to jump a horse (over a fence)   
( )
31> 
_Ex:
to jump a table  
_Ex:
to jump potatoes    
32> ,  (   . .)
_Ex:
the temperature has jumped  () 
_Ex:
wool jumped up to...     ...
33> ,  ()
34> _.  ,  ,  
   (  . .)
35> ,  ( )
36> , , 
_Ex:
our opinions jump together (one with another)  

37>  (,  ), ""
38> _. 
_Ex:
he jumped me    
39> ,  (-.)
40> _. ,  
_Ex:
to jump town  ()  
_Ex:
to jump one's bail _. ,    
_Ex:
to jump a hotel bill   ,    
_Ex:
to jump ship _.   
41> ;    ,   . .
_Ex:
to jump the queue  (-.)   (-.) 

_Ex:
to jump the lights (the green light)   
 
_Ex:
to jump a claim     
 ;    
_Ex:
to jump the gun _.    ; 
(-.)   
_Ex:
to jump a train    
42> _. ,  (   )
43> _.  
44> _. ,  
45> _.  
46> _. _.     
47> _. 
_Ex:
to jump the life (Shakespeare)    
_Ex:
to jump at smth.   -.;   -.
_Ex:
to jump at an offer   
_Ex:
he jumped at the idea     
_Ex:
to jump at conclusions   
_Ex:
to jump at smb.   -.;  -.
_Ex:
to jump (up)on smb. ,  -.; 
  -.
_Ex:
the teacher jumped on the inattentive pupil  
 
_Id:
to jump to it ;   
_Id:
to jump into one's clothes  () 
_Id:
to jump at smth. like a cock at a gooseberry  
()  -.;   -.
_Id:
to jump down smb.'s throat  -. ,
  -.;   -.  ,
  -.
_Id:
to jump out of one's skin   ; ,
 ( ,   . .)
_Id:
to jump all over smb. _.   ()
-.
_Id:
to jump the track    (. to jump the rails);
 (  ),    
_Id:
to jump the hurdle _.  ; _. 
_Id:
to jump over the moon    
_Id:
to be jumped into smth.    -. 
_Id:
go (and) jump in the lake!   !

jump about
1> ,  ( , ); 

_Ex:
don't jump about so much  ,  
2> 

jump ball
1>   ()

jump bid
1> _.      

jump boots
1> _.   
2>    ""

jump down
1> , 
2>   (  . .)

jump in
1> 
_Ex:
jump in!   (   . .)
2>   
_Ex:
he jumped in to save a boy    ,  


jump jockey
1>    -

jump off
1> 
2> _. _.  

jump rope
1> , 

jump shot
1> _.    

jump-jet
1>       


jump-joint
1> _.  

jump-off
1> _. , 
_Ex:
jump-off line _.    
2> _. , , ;   ,
   . .
3>    ( )

jump-over
1> _. _. ,    

jump-seat
1>   (   . .)

jump-stop
1> _.    

jump-up
1> _. _. ,   

jump-welding
1> _.  

jumped-up
1> _.   ;   ;
,  
_Ex:
a jumped-up bureaucrat   
2> _. _.  ,    ;


jumper
1> ; 
2> _.    -
3>   (,   . .)
4> _.  , ; ; 
5> _. ;  
6> _-.  
7> _.  
8> _. 
9> _. ,  
10> _.    
11> _. , 
12>   
13> 
14>  
15> ,  , 
16>  
17> ,   
18> . _pl.  ()
19> 

jumpiness
1>  , 

jumping
1> 
2> _. 
_Ex:
jumping competition    
( )
_Ex:
jumping pit    ( )
_Ex:
jumping pole   
_Ex:
jumping race   (    
 )
_Ex:
jumping rope _. , 
_Ex:
jumping leg   ( )
3> 

jumping bean
1>    

jumping jack
1> "",    ,   
 ,    

jumping-board
1> _.  

jumping-deer
1> _. -;  - (Odocoileus
hemionus)

jumping-off
1> _.   
_Ex:
jumping-off ground 

jumping-off place
1> _.   , " "
2> ,    
_Ex:
to reach the jumping-off place in one's work   
 
3> ,    

jumping-sheet
1>  ,    ,
     

jumpjet
1>       


jumpmaster
1> _.    ; , 
 

jumpsuit
1> _.  
2>    (  )
3>  

jumpy
1> , ; ,  
2>   
3>  ( ,   . .)

juncaceous
1> _. , , 

junco
1> _.  (Junco gen.)

junction
1> ; ; , 
_Ex:
junction of talent and experience    
_Ex:
junction of two states   
_Ex:
to make a junction ; 
2> _. ; ; 
3> ,  , ; 
4>  ;  
_Ex:
railway junction  
5>  ,  , 
6>   
7>  ()
8> _.  (  )
9>  . . . _. 
_Ex:
junction board _. 
_Ex:
junction box  (); _.  
_Ex:
junction line   ();
_-.  
_Ex:
junction signal _-.  
_Ex:
junction call _.  

juncture
1> 
2>  , , 
_Ex:
juncture plane _.  
_Ex:
at the juncture of one river with another    
3>  
_Ex:
at this juncture   ,   
4>  , 
_Ex:
critical juncture of things   
5> _. 
6>  ()

June
1> 
_Ex:
in June  
_Ex:
June days  

June-apple
1>   

Juneberry
1> _.  (Amelanchier gen.)
2>  ()

Jungian
1> _.  (-),   
 ..

jungle
1> ;  , 
2> ,  
3> , , 
_Ex:
the jungle of tax laws   
_Ex:
the redtape jungle  
4>     
_Ex:
the jungle of a city slum   
_Ex:
the jungle of business     
5> _. _. ;     
(. hobo jungle)
_Id:
the law of the jungle  

jungle fever
1> _.  ;  

jungle fowl
1> _.    (  ;
Gallus gen.)

jungle gym
1>   "" (   ;
.  )

jungle-cat
1> _. ,   (Felis chaus)

jungled
1>   ,  , 

jungly
1>   

junior
1>  ( )
_Ex:
to be smb.'s junior   -.
_Ex:
she is his junior by two years      
_Ex:
the juniors 
_Ex:
(J.) , .  (   ,   )
_Ex:
come here, J.  , 
_Ex:
J. always thinks he knows more than his father  
,    
2> _.   ( )
_Ex:
look, junior, I didn't ask your opinion , ,
    
3>  ; 
_Ex:
he is my junior   
4> _.   
5> _. 
6>  ( , ; .     
 -  )
_Ex:
Robert Browning junior   
_Ex:
John Smith junior   
7>  
_Ex:
the Creton civilization was apparently junior to that of the
Nile valley  , ,  ,
   
8>  ( ); 
_Ex:
junior partner   ()
_Ex:
junior assistant  
_Ex:
junior officer _.   
_Ex:
lieutenant junior grade _. _.  
_Ex:
junior technician _.  
9> 
_Ex:
junior book   
_Ex:
junior library   
_Ex:
junior team _.  ,  
_Ex:
junior course in first aid    

10> _. _.  ( , )
_Ex:
junior prom    
11> _. _.  ; ; 
(   . .)
_Ex:
junior mortgage    
_Ex:
junior lien _.  ( )  
  

junior college
1> _.     ( )

junior high school
1> _.    (7,8,9 )

junior minister
1>   (   
)

junior miss
1> _. - ( 12  16 )
2>    -

junior school
1>   (  7 - 11 ;    )

junior secondary school
1>   (  12 - 16 ;  )

juniorate
1> ,   ,  
   ( )

juniority
1>  
2>  

juniper
1> _.  (Juniperus gen.)
_Ex:
juniper oil _.  
_Ex:
juniper water    (
 )
_Ex:
juniper juice _. 

junk
1> _.    ,   
2> ; ; ;  , ,
 
3> _.  
4>  , 
_Ex:
an attic full of junk  
_Ex:
throw out all that junk    
5> , 
_Ex:
his latest book is junk    -  
()
6> _. , . 
7>  ,    (  )
8> ; , 
_Ex:
to cut into junks  
9> _. _. 
10> _. " ", , 
 (  )
11> _.  
12>   
_Ex:
to junk a car    
13>   
_Ex:
the whole plan ought to be junked    
14>  ; ,   
15> 

junk art
1>   ( )

junk food
1>   ( ,   . .);
   (   )

junk heap
1> _. _. " ",  
2> _. , ,      ,
,    . .
3>   

junk jewelry
1> _. ,  

junk mail
1>   (,   . .)

junk sculpture
1>   ( )

junk shop
1>  ;   

junk-bottle
1> _.   (   )

junk-dealer
1> _. 

junk-ring
1> _.  

junk-vat
1>     

junked up
1> _.   

Junker
1> _.  ( )
2>  ;   

junker
1> _. , .  
2>  , . 
3> _. 
4> _. _. ,     (. 
,   . .)

Junkerdom
1> _. ( );   

junket
1>    
2> , 
3> _. 
4> _. _.    ;
     (.  )
5> , 
6>  (-.)
7>  
8> _. _.      
  (   )

junketeer
1> _.  ,   
    (   )

junketer
1> , 
2>  , 
3> _.  ,   
    (   )

junkie
1> _. , .  
2>  , . 
3> _. 

junkman
1> _. 

junky
1> _. , .  
2>  , . 
3> _. 
4> ,  

junkyard
1> _. , ,      ,
,    . .
2>   

Juno
1> _. 
2>  
3> _.  ( )
_Id:
bird of Juno, Juno's bird 

Junoesque
1> ;  ,     

2>   ,   

junta
1> ;
_Ex:
military junta  
2> . _. , ,   (
,    )

junto
1> ,  
2>  , 

jupe
1> _. , ; 
2> , 
3> _pl. 

Jupiter
1> _. 
2> _. 
_Id:
by Jupiter !  !; -!;  !

jupon
1> _.  , 

jura
1> _pl.  jus

Jura
1> _. ,  

jural
1>   , , 
2>     

Jurassic
1> _. 
_Ex:
Jurassic period  , 

jurat
1>    (   )
2> _.  ,   , 
    

juratory
1> _. 

juridic, juridical
1> ; ; 
_Ex:
juridic, juridical person  
2> 
_Ex:
juridic, juridical days   

juridically
1> ,  
2>   

jurisconsult
1>  (.     
); 

jurisdiction
1> ,  
2> ; ; 
_Ex:
exclusive jurisdiction  
_Ex:
contentious jurisdiction    
_Ex:
compulsory jurisdiction  ()

_Ex:
advisory jurisdiction  
_Ex:
consular jurisdiction  
_Ex:
military jurisdiction  
_Ex:
domestic jurisdiction  
_Ex:
concurrent jurisdiction  
_Ex:
court of inquiry jurisdiction   
_Ex:
want of jurisdiction , 
_Ex:
plea to the jurisdiction    
() 
3>  ;  ; 
_Ex:
this matter does not come (does not fall) within our
jurisdiction       
_Ex:
the principal has jurisdiction over the teachers in a school
   
4>   ,    
 
_Ex:
all islands to the north-west are their jurisdiction 
,   -,    
(   )

