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1broad´-jump´er — broad jump, 1. a jump to cover as much ground as possible. 2. a contest for the longest jump: »He won the broad jump. Also, long jump. broad jump «BRD JUHMP», intransitive verb. to do a broad jump or jumps; long jump. –v.t …
2broad jump — broad′ jump n. spo long jump • Etymology: 1870–1875 broad′ jump , v.i. jumped, jump•ing. broad′ jump er, n …
3broad jump — n AmE the broad jump the ↑long jump …
4broad jump — n. former name for LONG JUMP …
5broad jump — noun 1. a competition that involves jumping as far as possible from a running start • Syn: ↑long jump • Hypernyms: ↑field event • Part Meronyms: ↑run up 2. the act of jumping as far as possible from a running start • …
6broad-jump — /brawd jump /, v.i. Track. long jump. * * * broad jump, 1. a jump to cover as much ground as possible. 2. a contest for the longest jump: »He won the broad jump. Also, long jump. broad jump «BRD JUHMP», intransitive verb. to do a broad jump or… …
7broad jump, the — broad ,jump, the noun AMERICAN OLD FASHIONED the LONG JUMP …
8broad jump — noun Date: 1867 long jump • broad jumper noun …
9broad-jump — /brawd jump /, v.i. Track. long jump. * * * …
10broad jump — noun (U) AmE a sport in which you try to jump as far as possible; long jump …
