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jump seat

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jump seat
n.
1. A small folding seat, as in an automobile between the front and rear seats.
2. A small rear seat in a sports car.

jump seat
n
1. (Engineering / Aeronautics) a folding seat for temporary use, as on the flight deck of some aircraft for an additional crew member
2. (Engineering / Automotive Engineering) Brit a folding seat in a motor vehicle such as in a London taxi
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Noun1.jump seat - a folding seat in an automobile
seat - any support where you can sit (especially the part of a chair or bench etc. on which you sit); "he dusted off the seat before sitting down"
Translations
jump seat n (Aut) → strapuntino, seggiolino (pieghevole)
jump seat n (Aut) → strapuntino, seggiolino (pieghevole)


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The attending paramedic is sitting in the jump seat and this guy's head is right in my lap.
15, 2006, should read: The red Firearrow IV is a two seat convertible with roll-up windows, a folding top, jump seat, radio, heater and full instrumentation.
 
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