Noun:

एकाएक दाम की वृद्धि, अकस्मात वृद्धि, लपक, कुलांच, कुदान, छलांग,

Verb:

व्यतिक्रम करना, उछलना, लांघना, डांकना, फांदना, कुदकना, कूदना,

jumps's Usage Examples:

The sizes rise in pounds up to about 20 lb, then by 2 lb up to about 50 lb per spyndle, with much larger jumps above this weight.

The approach to the limit will therefore be by a series of jumps, each of which, however small, will be finite; i.e.

You're making some broad jumps just because Jeffrey Byrne visited in the Scranton area.

First, there is timber, such as gates, stiles and rails; the first two are, nine times out of ten, awkward jumps, as the take off is either poached by cattle, or else is on the ascent or descent.

Looks like you can buy one for about ten bucks unless some late bidder jumps in and kicks up the price.

The fact that one of the characters jumps on another's back, and the rather promiscuous kissing which takes place, are nothing to the liberties usually taken in contemporary plays.

Arboreal species include the well-known opossums (Phalanger); the extraordinary tree-kangaroo of the Queensland tropics; the flying squirrel, which expands a membrane between the legs and arms, and by its aid makes long sailing jumps from tree to tree; and the native bear (Phascolarctos), an animal with no affinities to the bear, and having a long soft fur and no tail.

You see, my mind is undisciplined, full of skips and jumps, and here and there a lot of things huddled together in dark corners.

The flame jumps down at every tick.

They gave little jumps as they walked, as though they were on springs.

Synonyms:

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

Antonyms:

increase, praise, better, float, stand still,