Definition of jump-up in English:

jump-up

noun

1A jump in an upward direction.
Synonyms
spring, jump, jump up, bound, dart
1. 1.1 An informal Caribbean dance or celebration.
  Example sentencesExamples
  St Lucia's carnival was traditionally held in February as a pre-Lenten jump-up.
  As I drove to work on Friday morning, the last mentioned was bemoaning the fact that local calypsonians seem to vanish the minute the street jump-ups are over.
  The director added that the two-day jump-up is not the its central thrust as it is more concerned with the development of Carnival.
  I'd wolfed down a small bowl of cereal early Saturday morning and darted into the city to pick up last-minute Carnival regalia before the Monday jump-up: spray paint, glitter, cosmetics and stockings.
  They must understand that it is not sufficient for them simply to march and then go to Woodford Square for a jump-up.
  Synonyms
  party, function, gathering, event, affair, occasion, festivities, festival, fete, carnival, gala, jamboree
2Australian informal An escarpment.

Definition of jump-up in US English:

jump-up

nounˈjəmpəp

1A jump in an upward direction.
Synonyms
spring, jump, jump up, bound, dart
1. 1.1 An informal Caribbean dance or celebration.
  Example sentencesExamples
  As I drove to work on Friday morning, the last mentioned was bemoaning the fact that local calypsonians seem to vanish the minute the street jump-ups are over.
  St Lucia's carnival was traditionally held in February as a pre-Lenten jump-up.
  They must understand that it is not sufficient for them simply to march and then go to Woodford Square for a jump-up.
  The director added that the two-day jump-up is not the its central thrust as it is more concerned with the development of Carnival.
  I'd wolfed down a small bowl of cereal early Saturday morning and darted into the city to pick up last-minute Carnival regalia before the Monday jump-up: spray paint, glitter, cosmetics and stockings.
  Synonyms
  party, function, gathering, event, affair, occasion, festivities, festival, fete, carnival, gala, jamboree

单词	jump-up
释义	Definition of jump-up in English: jump-up noun 1A jump in an upward direction. Synonyms spring, jump, jump up, bound, dart 1.1 An informal Caribbean dance or celebration. Example sentencesExamples St Lucia's carnival was traditionally held in February as a pre-Lenten jump-up. As I drove to work on Friday morning, the last mentioned was bemoaning the fact that local calypsonians seem to vanish the minute the street jump-ups are over. The director added that the two-day jump-up is not the its central thrust as it is more concerned with the development of Carnival. I'd wolfed down a small bowl of cereal early Saturday morning and darted into the city to pick up last-minute Carnival regalia before the Monday jump-up: spray paint, glitter, cosmetics and stockings. They must understand that it is not sufficient for them simply to march and then go to Woodford Square for a jump-up. Synonyms party, function, gathering, event, affair, occasion, festivities, festival, fete, carnival, gala, jamboree 2Australian informal An escarpment. Definition of jump-up in US English: jump-up nounˈjəmpəp 1A jump in an upward direction. Synonyms spring, jump, jump up, bound, dart 1.1 An informal Caribbean dance or celebration. Example sentencesExamples As I drove to work on Friday morning, the last mentioned was bemoaning the fact that local calypsonians seem to vanish the minute the street jump-ups are over. St Lucia's carnival was traditionally held in February as a pre-Lenten jump-up. They must understand that it is not sufficient for them simply to march and then go to Woodford Square for a jump-up. The director added that the two-day jump-up is not the its central thrust as it is more concerned with the development of Carnival. I'd wolfed down a small bowl of cereal early Saturday morning and darted into the city to pick up last-minute Carnival regalia before the Monday jump-up: spray paint, glitter, cosmetics and stockings. Synonyms party, function, gathering, event, affair, occasion, festivities, festival, fete, carnival, gala, jamboree
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