Verb:

লাফ পেতে,

get the jump's Usage Examples:

Another five metres back Machel Cedenio used his inside position to get the jump on American hurdler Kerron Clement.

accidentally (due to miscommunication in the newsroom) or intentionally (to get the jump on their competitors).

In an attempt to "get the jump on" Ghost Rider the Avengers and S.

campaign into gear before Banks announced his retirement, allowing them to get the jump on Dawes.

Tony McQuay ran the turn hard to get the jump on Botswana's fifth place open sprinter, 18 year old Karabo Sibanda at.

Only twice did he fail to get the jump.

"Projections" is one of four first-season episodes that was held over by UPN to get the jump on other networks in the 1995–1996 television season.

play was going from the pressure of the blocks, and he would try to get the jump on it, fight right into it.

Teams would often choose to bat first, counting on their ability to "get the jump" on the visiting team (as with football teams that win the coin toss).

this and was right behind Massa, which meant that he too was able to get the jump on Rosberg when he handed the place back to Massa.

Of much broader significance, Hughes decided to get the jump on his Big Five competitors by being the first to settle the federal.

talent and possessing Hobey Baker Award winner Tom Kurvers, UMD looked to get the jump on Bowling Green early but it was Garry Galley who notched the game's.

With the Terileptil leader are two others who get the jump on the Doctor and Mace.

"Super-sized A-League may get the jump on AFL in western Sydney".

Marta García would get the jump following a very quick light sequence.

the Beatles is released by Chicago's Vee-Jay Records to get the jump on Capitol Records' release of Meet the Beatles!, scheduled for January.

Synonyms:

capriole; skip; ski jump; recoil; bounce; spring; take a hop; hop-skip; saltate; reverberate; rebound; leapfrog; move; ricochet; bound; leap; curvet; hop; resile; caper; overleap; pronk; galumph; burst; vault;

Antonyms:

stand still; float; better; praise; increase;