hopping

/hop-ing/US // ˈhɒp ɪŋ //UK // (ˈhɒpɪŋ) //

蹦蹦跳跳,跳跃的,跳跃,跳跃性

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective

1
- : working energetically; busily engaged: He kept the staff hopping in order to get the report finished.
- : going from one place or situation to another of a similar specified type: restaurant-hopping.

verbjump on one leg

Synonyms

The rich and well-connected from California and New York hopping on private planes to Florida for their shots.
If this dark outlook persists, expect to see more Americans putting off big purchases, passing on job-hopping opportunities, and even avoiding that new business venture they’d been considering.
The xEMU is supposed to encourage normal walking as opposed to hopping, and make it easier to kneel down stably in one motion to work close to the ground—which wasn’t much of an option for Apollo astronauts.
My boots crunched along as I climbed past thundering Alberta Falls, rock-hopping to avoid late-season mashed potato snow.
To avoid all this hopping and rotating, when we hit an edge of the net we could instead glue on a new, rotated copy of the net and continue straight into it.
What happens when the young, rich characters bring their hard-partying, bed-hopping antics stateside?
Paris Hilton was just another party-hopping socialite until her then-boyfriend, Rick Salomon, released their sex tape.
Rep. Mark Sanford, the Appalachian trail-hopping ex-governor who now represents the city in Congress, spent the day in Washington.
Game of Thrones has its ever-sprawling cast and its continent-hopping locations.
It is made, as the label narrates “with traditional mash hopping and without wort boiling.”
“In just a minute,” replied the clerk, around the other table to have Belle Ringold and her friends repeat their orders.

/hop-ing/US // ˈhɒp ɪŋ //UK // (ˈhɒpɪŋ) //

蹦蹦跳跳,跳跃的,跳跃,跳跃性

adj.形容词 adjective

1
- : working energetically; busily engaged: He kept the staff hopping in order to get the report finished.
- : going from one place or situation to another of a similar specified type: restaurant-hopping.

verbjump on one leg

Synonyms

The rich and well-connected from California and New York hopping on private planes to Florida for their shots.
If this dark outlook persists, expect to see more Americans putting off big purchases, passing on job-hopping opportunities, and even avoiding that new business venture they’d been considering.
The xEMU is supposed to encourage normal walking as opposed to hopping, and make it easier to kneel down stably in one motion to work close to the ground—which wasn’t much of an option for Apollo astronauts.
My boots crunched along as I climbed past thundering Alberta Falls, rock-hopping to avoid late-season mashed potato snow.
To avoid all this hopping and rotating, when we hit an edge of the net we could instead glue on a new, rotated copy of the net and continue straight into it.
What happens when the young, rich characters bring their hard-partying, bed-hopping antics stateside?
Paris Hilton was just another party-hopping socialite until her then-boyfriend, Rick Salomon, released their sex tape.
Rep. Mark Sanford, the Appalachian trail-hopping ex-governor who now represents the city in Congress, spent the day in Washington.
Game of Thrones has its ever-sprawling cast and its continent-hopping locations.
It is made, as the label narrates “with traditional mash hopping and without wort boiling.”
“In just a minute,” replied the clerk, around the other table to have Belle Ringold and her friends repeat their orders.