hop in English: To jump a short way, on one foot or with both feet together, like a rabbit or a bird. (verb)

Translation

To jump a short way, on one foot or with both feet together, like a rabbit or a bird.

Word origin

From Old English hoppian, meaning to spring or leap.

Verb typeregular (hop, hops, hopped, hopping)

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Rabbits and small birds move in little jumps; they hop.

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To "hop" on one foot means to jump on it again and again.

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"Hop in" is a friendly way to say get in quickly.

jump

To push up off the ground with your feet so your body goes into the air.

rabbit

A small furry animal with long ears that hops and lives in a hole in the ground.

skip

To move forward with little jumps, or to not do something you would normally do.

bounce

To hit a surface and quickly move away from it, the way a ball does.

leg

One of the two long parts of your body that you use to stand and walk.

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