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    Saltaron (en. They jumped)

    sal-ta-ron

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    verb
    It refers to the action of rising into the air and descending immediately.
    The children jumped for joy upon receiving their gifts.
    Los niños saltaron de alegría al recibir sus regalos.
    To occur suddenly or unexpectedly.
    The alarms went off when the thieves entered.
    Saltaron las alarmas cuando entraron los ladrones.
    To pass over something.
    They jumped the fence to access the park.
    Saltaron la valla para acceder al parque.

    Etymology

    Derived from the verb 'saltar', which comes from the Latin 'saltare'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    jump to the eye
    to become evident or noticeable.
    saltar a la vista
    jump for joy
    to express happiness in an intense way.
    saltar de alegría
    jump from one place to another
    to move quickly between places.
    saltar de un lugar a otro

    Related Words

    jump
    action of jumping.
    salto
    bounce
    impulse given to elevate oneself.
    brinco
    jumper
    person or animal that jumps easily.
    saltarín

    Slang Meanings

    Jumping as a way to express surprise or excitement.
    When they won the lottery, they jumped with excitement.
    Cuando ganó la lotería, saltaron de la emoción.
    Jumping means escaping from an uncomfortable situation.
    I decided to jump when I understood the conversation.
    Decidí saltar cuando entendí la conversación.