Pronunciation: /ˈpærəˌʃuːt ʤʌmp/
noun a descent made by a person or object jumping from an aircraft using a parachute
A1 I want to try a parachute jump for my birthday.
A2 She completed her first parachute jump last weekend.
B1 The company offers a parachute jump experience as part of their adventure package.
B2 After months of training, he finally did his first solo parachute jump.
C1 The professional skydiver executed a flawless parachute jump during the competition.
C2 The military personnel underwent intensive training before their parachute jump mission.
verb to perform a jump from an aircraft using a parachute for descent
A1 I want to parachute jump for my birthday.
A2 She learned how to parachute jump during her vacation.
B1 He decided to parachute jump as a way to overcome his fear of heights.
B2 The experienced skydiver taught me how to parachute jump safely.
C1 Parachute jumping requires a lot of skill and training to do it properly.
C2 After years of practice, he became a master at parachute jumping and performed stunts in airshows.
formal The military personnel underwent rigorous training before their scheduled parachute jump.
informal I can't believe you actually went through with the parachute jump, you're so brave!
slang That parachute jump was totally epic, dude!
figurative Taking that new job felt like a parachute jump into the unknown.
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