Jumpmaster: meaning, definitions and examples

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jumpmaster

 

[ ˈdʒʌmpˌmɑːstər ]

Noun
Context #1 | Noun

military

A jumpmaster is a person who is responsible for supervising and coordinating parachute jumps from an aircraft. They ensure that all safety procedures are followed and that the jump goes smoothly.

Synonyms

airborne supervisor, parachute instructor

Examples of usage

  • The jumpmaster gave the signal for the paratroopers to jump from the plane.
  • As the jumpmaster, he had to make sure that everyone in his unit was properly trained for the mission.
Context #2 | Noun

gaming

In gaming, a jumpmaster is a player who has the authority to decide when and where the team will land during a battle royale game. They are responsible for leading the team to a safe landing spot and coordinating their movements.

Synonyms

drop zone coordinator, landing leader

Examples of usage

  • As the jumpmaster, she chose a strategic location for the team to land and gather supplies.
  • The jumpmaster's decision on where to land can greatly affect the team's chances of winning.

Translations

Translations of the word "jumpmaster" in other languages:

🇵🇹 mestre de salto

🇮🇳 जम्पमास्टर

🇩🇪 Sprunglehrer

🇮🇩 master lompat

🇺🇦 майстер стрибків

🇵🇱 mistrz skoków

🇯🇵 ジャンプマスター

🇫🇷 maître de saut

🇪🇸 maestro de salto

🇹🇷 atlama ustası

🇰🇷 점프 마스터

🇸🇦 معلم القفز

🇨🇿 mistr skoků

🇸🇰 majster skokov

🇨🇳 跳伞大师

🇸🇮 mojster skokov

🇮🇸 stökkmeistari

🇰🇿 секіру шебері

🇬🇪 გადახტომის ოსტატი

🇦🇿 tullanma ustası

🇲🇽 maestro de salto

Etymology

The term 'jumpmaster' originated in the military, specifically in the context of airborne operations where a designated individual would oversee and manage parachute jumps. Over time, the term has been adopted in gaming culture to refer to a player with decision-making authority regarding team landings in battle royale games. The evolution of the term reflects its association with leadership, strategy, and coordination in high-stakes situations.

See also: jump, jumped, jumper, jumping, jumpsuit, jumpy.