to hop up on

Examples

• All

• He quickly hopped up on the bed to grab his favorite toy.

• He casually hops up on the examining table and crosses his feet in big, puffy blue paper boots.

  Fiction book (1994)

• I hop up on a chair to see.

  Fiction book (1993)

• Wanna hop up on the counter?

  48 Hrs. (1982)

• Suddenly and without warning, he hops up on the running board of the car.

  Fiction book (1993)

• Hop up on that stool.

  Earth to Echo (2014)

• Hey, Amy, I'm Virgil - why don't you get ready and hop up on the table.

  Fiction book (1999)

• She hops up on the other rail, balancing alongside me.

  Fiction book (1996)

• It's fun to watch the puppy hop up on the couch to get closer to us.

• The kids love to hop up on the picnic table during lunch.

Synonyms

J

to jump

vsto hop up on

∞ 1.0

To push yourself off the ground with your legs into the air

is for getting up onto a surface quickly rather than general air movement

L

to leap

vsto hop up on

199 1.0

To jump quickly from one place to another or make something jump

is a quick lighter move onto a surface rather than a forceful spring

H

to hop on

vsto hop up on

• Informal

53 2.7

To get onto something like a horse, bike, or bus quickly and lightly

is for getting onto tables, counters, or beds rather than vehicles

C

to climb on

vsto hop up on

19 2.0

To get up onto the back or top of something, especially an animal

moves quickly using leg power rather than slow effort

J

to jump on

vsto hop up on

13 1.8

To get quickly onto the back of something like a horse or bike

is for getting onto flat surfaces like tables, counters, or beds

How Quickly

to jump on

13 1.8

to hop up on

4 5.2

to climb on

19 2.0

to step on

95 1.0

Surface Forms

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Etymology