take a hop Antonyms
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Meaning of take a hop
Wordnet
take a hop (v)
spring back; spring away from an impact
take a hop Sentence Examples
- The playful kangaroo took a hop over the fence, disappearing into the wilderness.
- With a quick hop, the grasshopper sprang from the grass blade and landed on the sunflower.
- The children took a hop, skip, and jump across the sunny meadow.
- The dancer took a graceful hop, twirling their body through the air.
- The squirrel took a hop onto the tree branch, searching for acorns.
- The frog took a mighty hop to avoid the approaching predator.
- The bunny took a hop into the carrot patch, eager to munch on the sweet vegetables.
- The hiker took a hop over the fallen log, continuing their trek through the forest.
- The little girl took a hop on the trampoline, her laughter echoing through the backyard.
- The bird took a hop from perch to perch, chirping merrily as it searched for food.
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spring back; spring away from an impact
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The playful kangaroo took a hop over the fence, disappearing into the wilderness.
With a quick hop, the grasshopper sprang from the grass blade and landed on the sunflower.
The children took a hop, skip, and jump across the sunny meadow.
The dancer took a graceful hop, twirling their body through the air.
