English · Common Verbs
/dʒʌmpt/
[/dʒʌmpt/]
past tense of jump
Past tense and past participle of 'jump': to have pushed up off the ground.
The children jumped into the cool lake one after another, laughing and splashing all afternoon.
The children jumped into the cool lake one after another, laughing and splashing all afternoon.
Of imitative origin, with the regular '-ed' ending marking past tense.
Used to describe a completed jump in the past.