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to jump in
[phrase form: jump]
01
s'engager, intervenir
to get involved in something without delay
02
interrompre, s'implique
to interrupt a conversation or discussion to contribute one's input or thoughts
jump in
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Exemple
The volunteers are always ready to jump in and assist during community events.
He's the kind of person who loves to jump in and help whenever there's a problem.
When a new project comes up, they're always the first to jump in and get things started.
I had to jump in with some clarifications to prevent any misunderstandings.
The unexpected explosion in the movie made the audience jump in their seats.
