Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
jump-a-hurdle
idiomatic expression
/jʌmp ə ˈhɜrdl/

Definition
To overcome an obstacle or difficulty, particularly in a challenging context.

Examples
- After several setbacks, she managed to jump-a-hurdle and complete the project on time.
- He had to jump-a-hurdle to finish the race after tripping over a hurdle.
- Jumping a hurdle in life can lead to greater opportunities and personal growth.

Meaning
This phrase refers to the action of successfully navigating a challenge or barrier, often implying some effort or skill involved in the process.

Synonyms
- overcome an obstacle
- clear a hurdle
- overpass a barrier