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hop1 US English

(of a person) move by jumping on one foot

hop2 US English

a twining climbing plant native to north temperate regions, cultivated for the conelike flowers borne by the female plant, which are used in brewing beer

hop in or out in hop1 US English

get into (or out of) a car

bed-hop US English

engage in successive casual sexual affairs

hip-hop US English

a style of popular music of US black and Hispanic origin, featuring rap with an electronic backing

bunny-hop US English

jump forward in a crouched position

crow hop US English

a short jump with both feet together

hop back US English

a container with a perforated bottom for straining off the hops in the manufacture of beer

hop bine (also hop bind) US English

the climbing stem of the hop

long hop US English

a short-pitched, easily hit ball

short hop US English

a batted or thrown ball that hits the ground and is caught low just as it makes a bounce

sock hop US English

a dance for young teenagers at which they may dance in stocking feet

trip-hop US English

a style of dance music, usually slow in tempo, that combines elements of hip-hop and dub reggae with softer, more ambient sounds

channel-hop US English

another term for channel-surf.

hop to it in hop1 US English

begin a task quickly; get busy

island-hop US English

travel from one island to another, especially as a tourist in an area of small islands

hop hornbeam US English

see hornbeam.

hop the twig or stick in hop1 US English

depart suddenly or die

hop it in hop1 US English

go away quickly

barhop US English

drink at a number of bars during a single day or evening

bellhop US English

an attendant in a hotel who performs services such as carrying guests' luggage

hedgehop US English

fly an aircraft at a very low altitude

hop bind in hop bine (also hop bind) US English

the climbing stem of the hop

hop tree in hoptree (also hop tree) US English

a North American shrub or small tree of the rue family, with bitter fruit that was formerly used in brewing as a substitute for hops

hoptree (also hop tree) US English

a North American shrub or small tree of the rue family, with bitter fruit that was formerly used in brewing as a substitute for hops

hopscotch US English

a children’s game in which each child by turn hops into and over squares marked on the ground to retrieve a marker thrown into one of these squares

eastern or hop hornbeam in hornbeam US English

a deciduous tree of north temperate regions, with oval serrated leaves, inconspicuous drooping flowers, and tough winged nuts. It yields hard pale timber

hop English-French

bond m

hop1 English-German

Hopfen

hop2 English-German

hüpfen

hop1 English-Italian

luppolo m

hop2 English-Italian

saltello m

hop1 English-Spanish

salto, brinco

hop2 English-Spanish

brincar*, saltar

island-hop English-German

go island-hopping

channel-hop English-Italian

fare lo zapping

hop in English-Italian

saltar su

hop out English-Italian

saltar giù

hop it in hop2 English-German

sich verziehen

hop out of bed in hop2 English-German

aus dem Bett springen

hop to the shops in hop2 English-Italian

fare un salto ai negozi

to hop on a bus in hop2 English-Spanish

tomarse un autobús

catch somebody on the hop in hop2 English-Italian

prendere qualcuno alla sprovvista

to hop into bed/off a bus in hop English-French

sauter dans son lit/d'un bus