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jump on

British  

verb

  1. informal (intr, preposition) to reprimand or attack suddenly and forcefully

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jump on Idioms  

  1. see jump all over someone.

Example Sentences

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“It’s a matter of winning the discovery battle, so that people jump on your streaming site.”

From Los Angeles Times

Puig Brands’ shares jumped on Tuesday after merger talks were confirmed.

From Barron's

When O'Reilly broke the deadlock, he leapt high, punching the air flamboyantly before jumping on to an advertising hoarding with a flying kick.

From BBC

But they are looking at the pace of change and coming to the conclusion that they need to jump on board now.

From BBC

Vincorion shares jumped on the group’s first day of trading as investors eye a business boost for Europe’s defense suppliers.

From The Wall Street Journal

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