With 'jump'

Question 1

jump at sth 1

Answer 1

To accept something eagerly:

“She jumped at the chance of a trip to Paris.”

Question 2

jump at sth 2

Answer 2

To quickly take advantage of a new opportunity:
“Many people jump at the chance/opportunity to work overseas, seeing it as a way of earning far more than they could in their own country.”

Question 3

jump in

Answer 3

To interrupt when someone else is speaking:

“I wish you’d stop jumping in and finishing my sentences for me all the time.”

Question 4

jump on sb

Answer 4

To criticize someone as soon as they have done something wrong or said something that you disagree with.”

Question 5

jump out at sb

Answer 5

If something jumps out at you, you notice it immediately:

“That’s a very effective advertisement - it really jumps out at you.”