Idioms

jump the track
to jump off the rails (usually used for a train), to change suddenly from one thing to another
The train jumped the track near the edge of the town. The whole project jumped the track and we had to stop it.

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  • jump through a hoop
  • jump to conclusions
  • jumping-off place/point
  • just about
  • just in case (something happens)
  • just now
  • just one of those things
  • just so
  • just the same
  • just what the doctor ordered
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  • take umbrage at (something)
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  • down the line
  • so still you can hear a pin drop
  • clear up (something) or clear (something) up
  • in part
  • in a rut
  • fall head over heels
  • no doubt
  • put the kibosh on (something)


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