Hop: meaning, definitions and examples

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hop

[ hɒp ]

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jumping

To move by a quick springy leap or in a series of leaps; to jump.

Synonyms

bound, jump, leap

Examples of usage

The rabbit hopped across the field.
She hopped out of bed and ran to the window.

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beer

A type of beer that is light in color and flavor, and usually has a higher than average alcohol content.

Synonyms

ale, beer, brew

Examples of usage

I'll have a cold hop after work.
He prefers a hop with his burger.

Translations

Translations of the word "hop" in other languages:

🇵🇹 pulo

🇮🇳 कूद

🇩🇪 Sprung

🇮🇩 lompatan

🇺🇦 стрибок

🇵🇱 skok

🇯🇵 跳ぶ

🇫🇷 saut

🇪🇸 salto

🇹🇷 atlama

🇰🇷 점프

🇸🇦 قفزة

🇨🇿 skok

🇸🇰 skok

🇨🇳 跳

🇸🇮 skok

🇮🇸 stökk

🇰🇿 секіру

🇬🇪 ხტომა

🇦🇿 tullanma

🇲🇽 salto

Word origin

The word 'hop' originated in the late 15th century, derived from the Middle Dutch word 'huppen', meaning 'to hop, leap'. It initially referred to the action of jumping or leaping, and later evolved to also represent a type of beer with a distinctive taste. The term 'hop' has remained in usage over the centuries, retaining its core meanings while also branching out into various contexts.