“To jump at” in Japanese
Short answer
To jump at in Japanese is “飛びつく” (tobitsuku). Full meaning: to jump at, to leap at, to fly at, to spring at, to pounce on.
Other ways to say “To jump at” in Japanese
食いつく
kuitsuku to bite at, to snap at, to nibble; to jump at (e.g. an offer), to snap at, to get one's teeth into, to really get into; to hold on to, to cling to, to stick to
飛びつか
tobitsuka to jump at, to leap at, to fly at, to spring at, to pounce on
飛びつこ
tobitsuko to jump at, to leap at, to fly at, to spring at, to pounce on
飛びつき
tobitsuki to jump at, to leap at, to fly at, to spring at, to pounce on
飛びつい
tobitsui to jump at, to leap at, to fly at, to spring at, to pounce on
飛びつこっ
tobitsuko to jump at, to leap at, to fly at, to spring at, to pounce on
飛びつこふ
tobitsukou to jump at, to leap at, to fly at, to spring at, to pounce on
飛びつこう
tobitsukou to jump at, to leap at, to fly at, to spring at, to pounce on
飛びつきゃ
tobitsukya to jump at, to leap at, to fly at, to spring at, to pounce on
食いつい
kuitsui to bite at, to snap at, to nibble; to jump at (e.g. an offer), to snap at, to get one's teeth into, to really get into; to hold on to, to cling to, to stick to
食いつか
kuitsuka to bite at, to snap at, to nibble; to jump at (e.g. an offer), to snap at, to get one's teeth into, to really get into; to hold on to, to cling to, to stick to
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