Usage of the character 跳

to jump
to hop
to skip over
to bounce
to palpitate

tiàozhuǎn

跳转

[跳轉]

(computing) to jump to (a new location in a hypertext document)

tiàoyuǎn

跳远

[跳遠]

long jump (athletics)

tiàodàn

跳弹

[跳彈]

ricochet

tiàocáo

跳槽

[跳槽]

to leave one's job to take up a position elsewhere

qǐtiào

起跳

[起跳]

(athletics) to take off (at the start of a jump)
(of price, salary etc) to start (from a certain level)

tiàozhū

跳蛛

[跳蛛]

jumping spider; salticid (family Salticidae)

tiàosǎn

跳伞

[跳傘]

to parachute
to bail out
parachute jumping

tiàojí

跳级

[跳級]

to jump a year (at college)

tiàobǎn

跳板

[跳板]

springboard
jumping-off point
gangplank

tiàozhá

跳闸

[跳閘]

(of a circuit breaker or switch) to trip
to jump a turnstile

tiàojiǎo

跳脚

[跳腳]

to stomp or hop about (in anxiety, anger etc)
to dance on one's feet
hopping mad (anxious, etc)

tiàopín

跳频

[跳頻]

frequency-hopping spread spectrum

tiàotuō

跳脱

[跳脫]

(Tw) to break free of (outmoded ways of thinking etc); to move beyond; to transcend

tiàowǔ

跳舞

[跳舞]

to dance

jīngtiào

惊跳

[驚跳]

to shy (away); to give a start

tiàoqí

跳棋

[跳棋]

Chinese checkers

luàntiào

乱跳

[亂跳]

to jump about
(of the heart) to beat wildly

xīntiào

心跳

[心跳]

heartbeat
pulse

tiàojǐng

跳井

[跳井]

to jump into a well (to drown oneself, esp. of ladies in fiction)

tiàodǎng

跳挡

[跳擋]

(of a car) to slip out of gear
to pop out of gear

tiàoguò

跳过

[跳過]

to jump over
to skip (a step, chapter etc)

tiàojià

跳价

[跳價]

price jump

tiàoliáng

跳踉

[跳踉]

variant of 跳梁 (tiàoliàng)

tiàoyuè

跳跃

[跳躍]

to jump
to leap
to bound
to skip

tiàogāo

跳高

[跳高]

high jump (athletics)

tiàodòng

跳动

[跳動]

to throb
to pulse
to bounce
to jiggle
to jump about

yǎntiào

眼跳

[眼跳]

twitching of eye

tiàopiào

跳票

[跳票]

bounced (bank) check

tiàozao

跳蚤

[跳蚤]

flea

tiàodàn

跳蛋

[跳蛋]

love egg (sex toy)

tiàotái

跳台

[跳臺]

diving platform
diving tower
landing platform

tiàochū

跳出

[跳出]

to jump out
fig. to appear suddenly

cuāntiào

蹿跳

[躥跳]

to bound forward
to bound along

tántiào

弹跳

[彈跳]

to bounce
to jump
to leap

tiàoshéng

跳绳

[跳繩]

to jump rope; to skip
a skipping rope; a jump rope

tiàohé

跳河

[跳河]

to drown oneself by jumping into the river

tiàoliáng

跳梁

[跳梁]

to jump up and down; to run rampant

tiàochē

跳车

[跳車]

to jump from a car (or train etc)

tiàojìn

跳进

[跳進]

to plunge into
to jump into

tiàodiàn

跳电

[跳電]

(of a circuit breaker or switch) to trip

bèngtiào

蹦跳

[蹦跳]

to hop; to jump

tiàolóu

跳楼

[跳樓]

to jump from a building (to kill oneself)
fig. to sell at a large discount (in advertising)

tiàoguǐ

跳轨

[跳軌]

to jump onto the tracks in a suicide attempt

tiàomǎ

跳马

[跳馬]

vault (gymnastics)

tiàoshuǐ

跳水

[跳水]

to dive (into water)
(sports) diving
to commit suicide by jumping into water
(fig.) (of stock prices etc) to fall dramatically

xiàyītiào

吓一跳

[嚇一跳]

startled
to frighten
scared out of one's skin

tiàojíshēng

跳级生

[跳級生]

student who jumps a year

yǎntiàodòng

眼跳动

[眼跳動]

saccade

fótiàoqiáng

佛跳墙

[佛跳牆]

lit. Buddha jumps over the wall, name for a Chinese dish that uses many non-vegetarian ingredients

bōbǐtiào

波比跳

[波比跳]

burpee (loanword)

tántiàobǎn

弹跳板

[彈跳板]

springboard

sānjítiào

三级跳

[三級跳]

triple jump (athletics)
hop, skip and jump

dānjiǎotiào

单脚跳

[單腳跳]

to hop
to jump on one leg

Hǔtiào Xiá

虎跳峡

[虎跳峽]

Tiger Leaping Gorge on the Jinsha River 金沙江 ( Jīnshājiāng) in Lijiang Naxi autonomous county 麗江納西族自治縣／丽江纳西族自治县 ( Lìjiāng Nàxīzú Zìzhìxiàn), Yunnan

tiàolóujià

跳楼价

[跳樓價]

extremely low price
knockdown price

tiàopíjīn

跳皮筋

[跳皮筋]

to play rubber band jump rope

chēnggāntiào

撑杆跳

[撐桿跳]

pole-vaulting

tiàotiàotáng

跳跳糖

[跳跳糖]

Pop Rocks
popping candy

chēnggāntiào

撑竿跳

[撐竿跳]

pole-vaulting
also written 撐桿跳／撑杆跳

xiānréntiào

仙人跳

[仙人跳]

confidence trick in which a man is lured by an attractive woman

tiàofángzi

跳房子

[跳房子]

hopscotch
to play hopscotch

dújiǎotiào

独脚跳

[獨腳跳]

to jump on one foot
to hop

zàoxíngtiàosǎn

造型跳伞

[造型跳傘]

formation skydiving

gāokōngtántiào

高空弹跳

[高空彈跳]

bungee jumping (Tw)

lìwòchēngtiào

立卧撑跳

[立臥撐跳]

burpee

jīfēigǒutiào

鸡飞狗跳

[雞飛狗跳]

lit. chickens flying and dogs jumping (idiom)
fig. in chaos
in disarray

xīnjīngròutiào

心惊肉跳

[心驚肉跳]

lit. heart alarmed, body leaping (idiom); fear and trepidation in the face of disaster

chēnggāntiàogāo

撑杆跳高

[撐桿跳高]

pole-vaulting

tiàojítǐwǔ

跳集体舞

[跳集體舞]

to do ensemble dancing
to dance in a group

bèngbèngtiàotiào

蹦蹦跳跳

[蹦蹦跳跳]

bouncing and vivacious

huóbèngluàntiào

活蹦乱跳

[活蹦亂跳]

to leap and frisk about (idiom); lively
healthy and active

guójìtiàoqí

国际跳棋

[國際跳棋]

checkers (Western board game)

tiàoliáng-xiǎochǒu

跳梁小丑

[跳梁小丑]

(idiom) clownish troublemaker; contemptible buffoon

Zìjié Tiàodòng

字节跳动

[字節跳動]

ByteDance, Beijing-based Internet technology company, founded in 2012

tiàozǎoshìchǎng

跳蚤市场

[跳蚤市場]

flea market

gǒujítiàoqiáng

狗急跳墙

[狗急跳牆]

a cornered dog will jump over the wall (idiom)
to be driven to desperate action

bàotiàorúléi

暴跳如雷

[暴跳如雷]

to stamp with fury; to fly into a rage

chēnggāntiàogāo

撑竿跳高

[撐竿跳高]

pole vault
also written 撐桿跳高／撑杆跳高

huānbèngluàntiào

欢蹦乱跳

[歡蹦亂跳]

glowing with health and vivacity (idiom)

xīnpēngpēngtiào

心砰砰跳

[心砰砰跳]

variant of 心怦怦跳 (xīnpēngpēngtiào)

tiàochūhuǒkēng

跳出火坑

[跳出火坑]

lit. to jump out of a fire pit (idiom); to escape from a living hell
to free oneself from a life of torture

xīnpēngpēngtiào

心怦怦跳

[心怦怦跳]

The heart thumps wildly. (idiom)

tèjìtiàosǎn

特技跳伞

[特技跳傘]

skydiving

lìdìngtiàoyuǎn

立定跳远

[立定跳遠]

standing long jump

tiàoyīzhījiǎo

跳一只脚

[跳一隻腳]

to hop on one leg

sānjítiàoyuǎn

三级跳远

[三級跳遠]

triple jump (athletics)
hop, skip and jump

dīkōngtiàosǎn

低空跳伞

[低空跳傘]

BASE Jumping

tiàotáihuáxuě

跳台滑雪

[跳臺滑雪]

ski jumping

xīntiàoguòhuǎn

心跳过缓

[心跳過緩]

bradycardia

dàwǔzhǐtiàoshǔ

大五趾跳鼠

[大五趾跳鼠]

great jerboa (Allactaga major)

lǐyútiàolóngmén

鲤鱼跳龙门

[鯉魚跳龍門]

to make a significant advance in one's career (idiom)
to get one's big break

tiàojìn Huáng Héxǐbùqīng

跳进黄河洗不清

[跳進黃河洗不清]

lit. even jumping into the Yellow River can't get you clean
fig. to become inexorably mixed up
mired in controversy
in deep trouble

tiàochūfǔdǐjìnhuǒkēng

跳出釜底进火坑

[跳出釜底進火坑]

out of the frying pan into the fire (idiom)