jumpy znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady jumpy

• The regime was jumpy about the circulation of rumours and political prophecies.

• I noted, though, that the usual theoretical setups implied that either prices were sticky and real variables "jumpy," or real variables were sticky and prices jumpy.

• The 'jumpy' data (going up and down rapidly from day to day after the first few days of trapping - see graphs) could be an effect of this delay.

• What has made them so jumpy during the past 17 months?

• Supporters of a government in office can be jumpy about criticism.

• The market there is in a very sensitive and, it may be termed, a nervous or jumpy condition.

• If opponents are really going into action, they must expect these things, and they must not get so jumpy.

• We have no cause to be nervy or jumpy.