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Discover LudwigThe phrase "jump straight to" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe an abrupt transition or action. For example, "Rather than going through a lengthy explanation, I decided to jump straight to the conclusion."
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Let's jump straight to a more ribald example.
Here she's traded pig for pasta — but to jump straight to starch would be a mistake.
Then Robertson (South), not knowing how to describe her hand, made the practical decision to jump straight to six diamonds.
A player as big, athletic, talented and intimidating as Fraser could conceivably jump straight to the pros.
Those with less time can jump straight to the Box Office section, which shows movies according to their popularity or their titles.
Otani said definitively this week that he wanted to become the first Japanese high school player to jump straight to the United States.
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This was supposed to launch it on a bump-free ski-jump straight to Oscar glory, as other Brit (or semi-Brit) pics had done in recent years.
Multon (South) jumped straight to four spades.
South jumped straight to three no-trump.
Can I next get an app that jumps straight to my groups?
Not interested in giving the opponents further help, Kemp jumped straight to six hearts.
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