Which term translates to 'To jump'?

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Which term translates to 'To jump'?

Explanation:
In ballet French vocabulary, the action of jumping is described by sauter (to jump) and its form sauté used in jumps. So the term that translates to “To jump” is the verb that means jumping, i.e., sauter (often seen as sauté in practice). The other terms describe different actions: glisser means to glide; tourner means to turn; derrière means behind. This question tests recognizing which word is used for jumping, a fundamental building block for understanding jumps like sauté and other jump-based steps.

In ballet French vocabulary, the action of jumping is described by sauter (to jump) and its form sauté used in jumps. So the term that translates to “To jump” is the verb that means jumping, i.e., sauter (often seen as sauté in practice). The other terms describe different actions: glisser means to glide; tourner means to turn; derrière means behind. This question tests recognizing which word is used for jumping, a fundamental building block for understanding jumps like sauté and other jump-based steps.

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