jumperKK [ˈdʒʌmpɚ] ｜ /ˈdʒʌmpɚ/
GEPT 中高級
C2noun
a person or animal that jumps, leaps or hops
The kangaroo is a skilled jumper, able to leap over obstacles with ease.
善跳者；跳躍動物
C2noun
a type of clothing that is easy to put on and take off, such as a pullover sweater or a jumpsuit
After a long day at work, I like to put on a comfy jumper to relax.
套頭毛衣；跳裝
C2noun
an athlete who competes in jumping events such as high jump, long jump, or pole vault
The jumper cleared the bar at a height of 2.05 meters, setting a new personal best and winning the high jump event at the competition.
C2noun
(basketball) a player who releases the ball at the highest point of their jump when attempting a shot or dunk
Michael Jordan was an incredible jumper, able to release the ball far above the rim when going for a dunk.
C2noun
a small electrical connector used to temporarily bridge two points in a circuit
To reset the password on the motherboard, you need to remove the jumper and then replace it after a few seconds.
C2noun
a sleeveless dress/apron-like garment, worn over other clothes, usually made of sturdy fabric and used for protecting clothing when doing dirty work
She put on a denim jumper over her blouse and skirt before starting to paint the walls to prevent her clothes from getting splattered with paint.
C2noun
a loose-fitting jacket or blouse worn for warmth or protection, often by outdoor labourers or soldiers
The soldiers wore warm jumpers while marching in the cold weather.
C2noun
a garment covering the upper body, similar to a sweater but without sleeves, often hand-knitted with patterns, and worn for warmth or style
She wore a colorful jumper with a geometric pattern to the fall festival.