Примери за използване на I jumped up на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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I jumped up in surprise.
When he called the name, I jumped up.
I jumped up and said:"Aaaaah.".
And I was so scared that I jumped up so fast.
I jumped up and quickly turned around.
When I saw the message, I jumped up', he later recalled.
I jumped up and what did I see?
I jumped up like I was sitting on a spring.
Years later, with the same poor dietary habits intact, I jumped up to 213 pounds!
I jumped up and said,‘Wait a minute!
When I understood that I was not sleeping, I jumped up and went in the direction of the noise.
I jumped up and said I was ready to continue.
The train was starting to leave and I jumped up on the step, and I held the handle.
I jumped up from my couch and was screaming at the television.
When I realized this one day, sitting in my cubicle, I jumped up like Archimedes in his bathtub, except instead of“Eureka!”!
So I jumped up, I ran across the street half-dressed.
When the significance- or rather,the absurdity- of her words finally sunk in, I jumped up, and she stood up as well.
Then I jumped up and ran away before they could touch me.
At last I jumped up like a stranger pulling another stranger out of bed.
And then, just as they were getting away,they were taking off, I jumped up and I grabbed one of the helicopter struts with my arm.
I jumped up and down twice to assess whether or not the ground had become liquid.
But when the nerve was removed, I jumped up in the chair, 3 shots did not work. They put arsenic. My tooth hurts.
I jumped up as the awful grinding noise continued, and a quick glance up through the companionway told me that we would collided with something huge: a ship.
Knowing the procedure, I jumped up on the table, looked over at the other side of the room and pretended that I was in Paris or some other place a million miles away.
When I jumped up to the grill to get the toast, my trousers caught alight, so my sister put me in the bath, poured cold water over me and pulled them off but half my skin came off.
First of all, I jumped up extremely surprised; nothing like that had ever happened to me, even down to trifling little details: for instance, never before had I fallen asleep in my armchair like that.
I jumped up, stood in front of him, and swore on my honor as an Englishman that I would keep his secret, if only he would tell me how and why he was sunning himself on a beach in the Carribean when all the world believed him dead for nearly two decades.
I jump up and walk to her room and turn on the light:"Neline, Neline".