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jumpable

/dʒˈʌmpəbəl/ adj

Able to be jumped.

Word Origin Jump comes from Middle English jumpen, possibly imitative of a sudden movement. Jumpable adds the Latin-derived suffix -able 'capable of' — so 'able to be jumped.' The -able suffix is from Latin -abilis, and it's incredibly productive: readable, breakable, etc. Related: jumper, jumpy.

adj Able to be jumped.

The small stream was easily jumpable for the athletic children.

(形容词) 可跳跃的

这条小溪对运动能力强的孩子们来说很容易跳过去。

(adjetivo) Que se puede saltar.

El pequeño arroyo era fácil de saltar para los niños atléticos.

(adjectif) franchissable; sautable [Que l'on peut franchir d'un saut.]

Le petit ruisseau était facilement jumpable pour les enfants athlétiques.

(Adjektiv) überspringbar [so beschaffen, dass man es überspringen oder überspringend überwinden kann.]

Der kleine Bach war für die sportlichen Kinder leicht **jumpable**.

(形容詞) 跳ぶことができること。

運動能力のある子供たちにとって、その小さな小川は簡単に飛び越えられた。

(adjetivo) saltável [Que pode ser saltado.]

O pequeno riacho era facilmente saltável pelas crianças atléticas.

Synonyms: leapable vaultable crossable Antonyms: unjumpable impassable
Word parts: jump + able

Related words

jumper jumpy

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