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to jump on
[phrase form: jump]
01
to harshly criticize someone for their actions
Examples
The politician was jumped on by the media for his controversial remarks.
The student jumped on the teacher for his unfair grading.
02
to climb onto something or someone, often for a ride or to access a higher location
Examples
The kids wanted to jump on the horse's back for a ride.
She likes to jump on her father's back and pretend she's riding a horse.
03
to board a plane, train, etc., for a quick travel
Examples
They decided to jump on a plane to visit their family over the weekend.
Let 's jump on the subway and get to the concert before it starts.
