Jump in leaves.

Meaning: This means to move or leap into a pile of leaves. It's like saying, Go ahead and leap into the pile of leaves on the ground.

Choice of Words: Jump is a verb that means to move or leap into the air. In is a preposition that indicates the location of something. Leaves refers to the flat green parts of a plant or tree. The sentence is expressing an action that can be done during the autumn season.

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Related Expressions

• Jump a jump.
• Children gather leaves in piles to jump in.
• I like to jump in the pile of leaves.
• Children jump in piles of leaves.
• Children jump in piles of colorful leaves.
• Children jump in leaves.
• Jump high.
• He can jump.
• Jump in the pool.
• Jump over.