Tom always keeps a set of jumper cables in the trunk of his car.
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Jumper
//ˈd͡ʒʌmpə//
Synonyms for "jumper" (110 found)
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Closest matches (22)
Strong matches (33)
Related words (55)
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More general
17 entriesShowing 16 of 17 words.
Synonyms
2 entriesRelated terms
1 entriescapable of
1 entriesderived
42 entriesShowing 16 of 42 words.
derived from
1 entriesetymologically related_to
3 entrieshas context
8 entriesis a
6 entriesrelated to
36 entriesShowing 16 of 36 words.
Translations
99 translations across 40 languages.
Belarusian
1 entries- джэ́мпер noun (woolen sweater or pullover)
Bengali
1 entries- জাম্পার noun (woolen sweater or pullover)
Bulgarian
4 entries- джъ́мпер noun (woolen sweater or pullover)
- джъмпер noun (removable connecting pin (electronics))
- окъсяване noun (short length of electrical conductor)
- пуло́вер noun (woolen sweater or pullover)
Chinese Mandarin
1 entries- 套衫 noun (woolen sweater or pullover)
Czech
2 entries- mikina noun (woolen sweater or pullover)
- skokan noun (someone or something that jumps)
Esperanto
1 entries- pulovero noun (woolen sweater or pullover)
Estonian
4 entries- džemper noun (woolen sweater or pullover)
- kampsun noun (woolen sweater or pullover)
- pullover noun (woolen sweater or pullover)
- sviiter noun (woolen sweater or pullover)
Finnish
4 entries- hyppyjohto noun (short length of electrical conductor)
- hyppylanka noun (short length of electrical conductor)
- hyppääjä noun (someone or something that jumps)
- jumpperi noun (short length of electrical conductor)
French
3 entries- cavalier noun (short length of electrical conductor)
- pull noun (woolen sweater or pullover)
- pull-over noun (woolen sweater or pullover)
Georgian
4 entries- მხტუნავი noun (someone or something that jumps)
- სვიტერი noun (woolen sweater or pullover)
- ხტუნია noun (someone or something that jumps)
- ჯემპრი noun (woolen sweater or pullover)
German
4 entries- Jumper noun (removable connecting pin (electronics))
- Jumper noun (woolen sweater or pullover)
- Pullover noun (woolen sweater or pullover)
- Springer noun (someone or something that jumps)
Greek
1 entries- πουλόβερ noun (woolen sweater or pullover)
Hindi
1 entries- जम्पर noun (woolen sweater or pullover)
Hungarian
4 entries- dzsömper noun (woolen sweater or pullover)
- jumper noun (removable connecting pin (electronics))
- pulóver noun (woolen sweater or pullover)
- ugró noun (someone or something that jumps)
Irish
2 entries- geansaí noun (woolen sweater or pullover)
- léimneoir noun (someone or something that jumps)
Italian
4 entries- jumper noun (short length of electrical conductor)
- jumper noun (removable connecting pin (electronics))
- maglione noun (woolen sweater or pullover)
- pullover noun (woolen sweater or pullover)
Japanese
2 entries- ジャンパー noun (woolen sweater or pullover)
- セーター noun (woolen sweater or pullover)
Kazakh
1 entries- жемпір noun (woolen sweater or pullover)
Korean
2 entries- 잠바 noun (woolen sweater or pullover)
- 점퍼 noun (woolen sweater or pullover)
Kyrgyz
1 entries- жемпир noun (woolen sweater or pullover)
Latvian
4 entries- džemperis noun (woolen sweater or pullover)
- lecējs lēcējs noun (someone or something that jumps)
- pulovers noun (woolen sweater or pullover)
- svīteris noun (woolen sweater or pullover)
Lithuanian
1 entries- džemperis noun (woolen sweater or pullover)
Macedonian
1 entries- џемпер noun (woolen sweater or pullover)
Maltese
3 entries- qabbież noun (someone or something that jumps)
- ġamper noun (woolen sweater or pullover)
- ġersi noun (woolen sweater or pullover)
Mongolian
1 entries- битүү захтай ноосон цамц noun (woolen sweater or pullover)
Polish
4 entries- skoczek noun (someone or something that jumps)
- skoczkini noun (someone or something that jumps)
- sweter noun (woolen sweater or pullover)
- zworka noun (removable connecting pin (electronics))
Portuguese
3 entries- jumper noun (short length of electrical conductor)
- saltador noun (someone or something that jumps)
- suéter noun (woolen sweater or pullover)
Russian
4 entries- джа́мпер noun (removable connecting pin (electronics))
- дже́мпер noun (woolen sweater or pullover)
- перемы́чка noun (short length of electrical conductor)
- прыгу́н noun (someone or something that jumps)
Scottish Gaelic
1 entries- geansaidh noun (woolen sweater or pullover)
Serbo-Croatian
2 entries- džèmper noun (woolen sweater or pullover)
- џѐмпер noun (woolen sweater or pullover)
Slovene
1 entries- pulover noun (woolen sweater or pullover)
Spanish
4 entries- chaleco noun (woolen sweater or pullover)
- chomba noun (woolen sweater or pullover)
- jumper (yámper, Americas) noun (a one-piece, sleeveless dress, or a skirt with straps and a complete or partial bodice, usually worn over a blouse by women and children; pinafore)
- jómper noun (a one-piece, sleeveless dress, or a skirt with straps and a complete or partial bodice, usually worn over a blouse by women and children; pinafore)
Swahili
1 entries- mrukaji noun (someone or something that jumps)
Tongan
1 entries- falani māfana noun (woolen sweater or pullover)
Turkish
1 entries- kazak noun (woolen sweater or pullover)
Ukrainian
2 entries- дже́мпер noun (woolen sweater or pullover)
- светр noun (woolen sweater or pullover)
Urdu
1 entries- جمپر noun (woolen sweater or pullover)
Uzbek
1 entries- jemper noun (woolen sweater or pullover)
Welsh
3 entries- neidiwr noun (someone or something that jumps)
- siwmper noun (woolen sweater or pullover)
- siwmperi noun (woolen sweater or pullover)
Yiddish
1 entries- שפּרינגער noun (someone or something that jumps)
Sample sentences
18 total sentences available.
His mother knitted him a woolly jumper every year for Christmas.
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Can I try on this jumper, please?
Source: tatoeba (2254742)
My mother made me a homosexual. I was hoping she'd make me a jumper.
Source: tatoeba (2817709)
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