jumping (on) (Meaning)

jumping (on)

to become very angry at (someone), to get on (a train, bus, etc.), to strongly attack or criticize (something)

No weak antonyms found.

The children were jumping on the trampoline with reckless abandon.
Emily couldn't resist jumping on the bed, despite her mother's warnings.
The frog hopped and jumped on the lily pad, searching for insects to eat.
The horse galloped through the field, jumping over fences with ease.
The squirrel scampered up the tree trunk, jumping from branch to branch.
The athlete took a deep breath and jumped on the high jump bar.
The boys were jumping on the couch, making a mess of the cushions.
The cat jumped on the table, knocking over a vase in its eagerness.
The tourists were jumping on the boat, excited to embark on their adventure.
The snowboarder jumped on the half-pipe, executing a series of impressive tricks.

to become very angry at (someone), to get on (a train, bus, etc.), to strongly attack or criticize (something)

pouncing (on or upon),attacking, going at, setting on, raiding, setting at, striking, flying at, beating up on, pitching into

protecting,covering, securing, defending,guarding, shielding,

The children were jumping on the trampoline with reckless abandon.

Emily couldn't resist jumping on the bed, despite her mother's warnings.

The frog hopped and jumped on the lily pad, searching for insects to eat.

The horse galloped through the field, jumping over fences with ease.