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I. leap <Past & Past Part leaped or Brit also leapt [lept]> [Am lip, Brit liːp] VERB intr

1. leap (jump):

leap person/animal:: saltar

leap person/animal:: brincar

she leaped over the barrier: saltó por encima de la barrera

he leaped aside: se echó a un lado de un salto

the dog leaped at his throat: el perro le saltó al cuello

the dog leaped at his throat: el perro le brincó al cuello esp Méx

I saw her leap off the bus: la vi bajarse del autobús de un salto

the children were leaping up and down with excitement: los niños brincaban or daban brincos de alegría

my heart leaped at the news liter: el corazón me dio un brinco al recibir la noticia

he leaped out of bed: se levantó (de la cama) de un salto

he leaped out of bed: se levantó (de la cama) de un brinco esp Méx

two men leaped out at him: dos hombres se le echaron encima or se abalanzaron sobre él

you can't miss it, it leaps out at you: no puedes dejar de verlo, salta a la vista

the headline leaped out at me: los titulares inmediatamente atrajeron mi atención

she leaped up/down the stairs two at a time: subió/bajó las escaleras saltando de dos en dos

he leaped up and started shouting: se levantó or se puso de pie de un salto y empezó a gritar

he leaped up and started shouting: se levantó or se puso de pie de un brinco y empezó a gritar esp Méx

to leap to sb's assistance: correr a ayudar a alguien

Jan leaped to his defense: Jan saltó en su defensa or a defenderlo

to leap at sth at an opportunity/an offer/a chance: no dejar pasar algo

to leap on sb/sth they leaped on him: se le echaron encima

to leap on sb/sth they leaped on him: se abalanzaron sobre él

his critics leaped on this mistake: sus detractores se lanzaron sobre este error con ensañamiento

2. leap (change, skip):

leap: saltar

the book/author leaps from one topic to another: el libro/autor salta de un tema a otro

3. leap (increase suddenly):

leap: saltar

inflation leaped from 2% to 9%: la inflación saltó de un 2% a un 9%

they leaped to third place in the league: saltaron al tercer puesto de la liga

II. leap <Past & Past Part leaped or Brit also leapt [lept]> [Am lip, Brit liːp] VERB trans

leap fence/stream:

leap: saltar

III. leap [Am lip, Brit liːp] SUBST

1. leap (jump):

leap: salto m

leap: brinco m

a great leap forward for industry: un gran salto adelante para la industria

a mental leap: un salto mental

a leap in the dark: un salto al vacío

by leaps and bounds: a pasos agigantados

2. leap (in prices etc):

leap: subida f

leap year SUBST

leap year: año m bisiesto

quantum leap SUBST

quantum leap: salto m cuántico

quantum leap: salto m gigante

quantum leap: salto m espectacular

nimbly leap/climb: ágilmente

nimbly leap/climb: con agilidad

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año bisiesto: leap year

salto cuántico: quantum leap

huida hacia delante: leap in the dark

representa un salto cuántico en la tecnología: it represents a quantum leap in technology

brinco: leap

subió los escalones de un brinco: he went up the steps in one leap o bound

el balón fue cogido en una acrobacia por el zaguero: the back caught the ball after an acrobatic leap

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I. leap [li:p] leapt Am: leaped, leapt Am: leaped leapt Am: leaped, leapt Am: leaped VERB intr

leap: saltar

to leap forward: saltar hacia adelante

to leap to do sth: abalanzarse a hacer algo

to leap with joy: saltar de alegría

to leap to sb's defence: saltar en defensa de alguien

his heart leapt: le dio un vuelco el corazón

to leap to mind: venir a la mente

II. leap [li:p] leapt Am: leaped, leapt Am: leaped leapt Am: leaped, leapt Am: leaped VERB trans

leap: saltar

III. leap [li:p] leapt Am: leaped, leapt Am: leaped leapt Am: leaped, leapt Am: leaped SUBST

leap: salto m

to take a leap: dar un salto

Wendungen:

by leaps and bounds: a pasos de gigante

a leap in the dark: un salto en el vacío

leap at VERB trans

1. leap at (jump):

leap at: saltar hacia

2. leap at (accept):

leap at: no dejar pasar

to leap at the chance to do sth: no dejar escapar la oportunidad de hacer algo

leap year SUBST

leap year: año m bisiesto

leap up VERB intr

1. leap up (jump up):

leap up: ponerse en pie de un salto

to leap up to do sth: apresurarse a hacer algo

2. leap up (rise quickly):

leap up: subir de pronto

leap out VERB intr

leap out: saltar

to leap to hasty conclusions: sacar conclusiones precipitadas

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a pasos agigantados: by leaps and bounds

año bisiesto: leap year

bailotear: to leap about

a saltos: in leaps and bounds

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I. leap <leaped [or leapt] , leaped [or leapt]> [lip] VERB intr

leap: saltar

to leap forward: saltar hacia adelante

to leap with joy: saltar de alegría

to leap to do sth: abalanzarse a hacer algo

to leap to sb's defense: saltar en defensa de alguien

his heart leaped: le dio un vuelco el corazón

to leap to mind: venir a la mente

II. leap <leaped [or leapt] , leaped [or leapt]> [lip] VERB trans

leap: saltar

III. leap [lip] SUBST

leap: salto m

to take a leap: dar un salto

Wendungen:

by leaps and bounds: a pasos de gigante

a leap in the dark: un salto al vacío

leap up VERB intr

1. leap up (jump up):

leap up: ponerse en pie de un salto

to leap up to do sth: apresurarse a hacer algo

2. leap up (rise quickly):

leap up: subir de pronto

leap year SUBST

leap year: año m bisiesto

leap at VERB trans

1. leap at (jump):

leap at: saltar hacia

2. leap at ugs (accept):

leap at: no dejar pasar

to leap at the chance to do sth: no dejar escapar la oportunidad de hacer algo

leap out VERB intr

leap out: saltar

in leaps and bounds: a pasos agigantados

to leap to hasty conclusions: sacar conclusiones precipitadas

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año bisiesto: leap year

a saltos: in leaps and bounds

a pasos agigantados übtr: by leaps and bounds

Present
I	leap
you	leap
he/she/it	leaps
we	leap
you	leap
they	leap

Past
I	leaped / a. leapt
you	leaped / a. leapt
he/she/it	leaped / a. leapt
we	leaped / a. leapt
you	leaped / a. leapt
they	leaped / a. leapt

Present Perfect
I	have	leaped / a. leapt
you	have	leaped / a. leapt
he/she/it	has	leaped / a. leapt
we	have	leaped / a. leapt
you	have	leaped / a. leapt
they	have	leaped / a. leapt

Past Perfect
I	had	leaped / a. leapt
you	had	leaped / a. leapt
he/she/it	had	leaped / a. leapt
we	had	leaped / a. leapt
you	had	leaped / a. leapt
they	had	leaped / a. leapt

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to leap with joy: saltar de alegría

to leap to sb's defence: saltar en defensa de alguien

to leap to mind: venir a la mente

to take a leap: dar un salto

by leaps and bounds: a pasos de gigante

a leap in the dark: un salto en el vacío

look before you leap Sprichw: antes de que te cases, mira lo que haces Sprichw

to leap up to do sth: apresurarse a hacer algo

to leap at the chance to do sth: no dejar escapar la oportunidad de hacer algo

to leap to hasty conclusions: sacar conclusiones precipitadas

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There was a great leap at the time -- even though today it looks very old.

He tried to wrestle the aircraft under control before opting to leap at the last minute.

Instead, they simply leap at each other, fangs outstretched.

Other companies might assume you're one to just leap at the next best offer, without considering your current position.

Not everybody will leap at the chance to get better and grow.

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