подска́кивать

rare #15830

verbimperfective perfective is подскочи́ть

1.
to jump up, to bounce, to hop
Её ку́дри подска́кивали, когда́ она́ пры́гала.
Her curls bounced when she jumped.
Imperfective; of repeated or habitual small jumps.
2.
to run up, to come running, to dash up
Ко мне то и де́ло подска́кивал официа́нт.
The waiter kept dashing up to me.
Usually with к + dative.
3.
to rise sharply, to shoot up, to jump
Цены́ на биле́ты подска́кивают ка́ждое ле́то.
Ticket prices shoot up every summer.
Of prices, rates, temperature.
4.
(rare) to come galloping up, to ride up
К воро́там подска́кивал вса́дник.
A rider came galloping up to the gate.

Examples

Собака подскакивает к воротам при каждом звуке.
The dog bounds to the gate at every sound.
Цены на овощи подскакивают каждую весну.
Vegetable prices go up every spring.
Он подскакивает от радости, когда видит папу.
He jumps for joy when he sees his dad.

Imperative
ты	подска́кивай
вы	подска́кивайте

Active present	подска́кивающий	bouncing, jumping, springing
Active past	подска́кивавший	jumping up, bouncing, having jumped up
Passive present	-
Passive past	-
Gerund present	подска́кивая	while doing (present)
Gerund past	подскакивав подскакивавши	while doing (past)

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Verb	Prefix	Meaning
вска́кивать	в-	to jump up; to jump onto; to come up (of a pimple); to gallop in
выска́кивать	вы-	to jump out; to fall out
заска́кивать	за-	to drop in; to jump in; to jump up onto; to ride deep into (enemy territory); to cut off the escape route
наска́кивать	на-	to наскочить

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