Examples of using "Sauté" in a sentence and their english translations:
They jumped.
I jumped.
Tom jumped.
You jumped.
They jumped into the water.
I jumped for joy.
A fuse has blown.
That dog jumped.
A fuse has blown.
He jumped out of bed.
Tom skipped lunch.
I skipped breakfast.
Tom jumped.
Tom jumped off the diving board.
He jumped into the water.
- He jumped on the train.
- He jumped into the train.
He jumped out the window.
A dog suddenly jumped at me.
I skipped a line when I was reading.
The champagne cork popped out.
He jumped onto the table.
Tom jumped off the cliff.
We jumped into the river.
He jumped over the hedge.
- Ken jumped over the wall.
- Ken leaped over the wall.
- Ken leapt over the wall.
That dog jumped.
The cat jumped onto the table.
But they would have jumped in, leaned in, been present,
The wolves jumped over the fences.
The dog jumped over a chair.
Everyone jumped into the pool.
The lion jumped through the burning ring.
The teacher omitted the exercise on page 21 of the book.
He jumped into the water.
He skipped a grade.
I jumped for joy when I heard the news.
He took advantage of the opportunity.
Marie jumped from the window into the river.
Tom jumped across the mud puddle.
Tom injured himself when he jumped out of the window.
and then boom, I popped up in the top three spots
He jumped out of bed.
This dog jumped.
I mean, you kinda skipped over that first part
He jumped down here and stood next to the bucket.
He was scared when the monkey jumped at him.
Jane skipped the questions she couldn't answer.
He jumped into the river in defiance of the icy water.
Off it went.
No sooner had Tom turned on the TV than the fuse blew.
A dog suddenly jumped at me.
And when we jump, then we find our wings.
A fish leaped out of the water.
The kids jumped on the trampoline.
The cat jumped onto the table.
I leaped to my feet as if I had been struck by lightning.
We all jumped into the water at the same time.
The squirrels jumped from branch to branch.
Yesterday morning, my cat jumped onto the cooktop to lick the grease in the pan.
But once they were midstream Hannibal sprung his trap and unleashed his cavalry.
Having once landed the monster immediately jumped again and was over my head.
This smart Mary improvised a leapword play, which was a much more efficient method to move inside sentences. This way she had already jumped over two of them, including a very high first one.