leap
lompatan
definition
verb
I leaped across the threshold
jump or spring a long way, to a great height, or with great force.
noun
she came downstairs in a series of flying leaps
a forceful jump or quick movement.
translation of 'leap'
verb
berjingkrak,
melompati,
berjingklak,
meloncat,
menghamilkan,
meloncati,
berlompat-lompat,
melompat-lompat,
melompat
noun
loncat,
langkah,
lompatan,
halangan,
loncatan,
lompat
example
Making a mighty 'leap' , he jumps up onto a light post, grasping it with one arm while he hurls the bronze rat into San Francisco Bay with the other, as far as he can heave it.
That's the 'leap' of imagination that's necessary for faith - or even for a fully informed discussion of faith, even if one does not have faith oneself.
Graduating to a locker may have represented an evolutionary 'leap' , but I've never gotten over missing the cloakroom.
A female guest was also seriously injured when she was forced to 'leap' from a first floor widow to escape.
a 'leap' of 75 percent in two years
Who else in the online fanfic-writing community has taken such a bold 'leap' of imagination while remaining completely true to the spirit of the film series?
If you don't have that momentum built up, sometimes you cannot 'leap' the gap.
amid the notes, a couple of items 'leap' out
He took a running 'leap' and jumped onto the cot, sending it crashing to the ground.
In one quick, strong 'leap' , her horse jumped, high, long & hard.
2003 was a fantastic season for you, making huge leaps in the rankings; can you pinpoint what caused this dramatic 'leap' ?
The 'leap' in price was daunting, and we hemmed and hawed for a year before saying okay, let's buy.
If problems hit, spot shortages could develop and prices could 'leap' again.
In other places, regional networks facilitate the 'leap' into the future.
It said a huge 'leap' in coal prices and higher freight charges offset an increase in local power sales.
It necessitates a little 'leap' of the imagination to find the sensitive soul buried within this solid, expensively suited figure.
OK, you don't get to 'leap' tall buildings in a single bound.
It now requires a 'leap' of the imagination to see any recovery across the Euro-zone as a whole this year.
When the 27-year-old was forced to 'leap' for his life, he bounced 50 yards down the road with other cars swerving to avoid him.
The door swung open before he could reach it, and he was forced to 'leap' back to avoid having his nose broken for the second time.
This price 'leap' was the result of huge public subsides, amounting to over £16 billion, and the fact that the network was flogged off at around a quarter of its real value.
No fewer than 196 national teams are competing for the right to play in Japan and Korea; a dramatic 'leap' from the original 13.
With a quick 'leap' , she landed on the stairs and ran up them hurriedly.
it doesn't take a great 'leap' of imagination to recognize that you have held an important leadership role
This is a 'leap' of 47 per cent in the region on the previous year - double the national increase of 23.5 per cent.
Sponsors were eagerly poised to 'leap' forwards to support chess.
It doesn't require a great 'leap' of imagination to detect what Barbra Streisand, Janis Joplin, Carly Simon and his second wife, Rita Coolidge, saw in him.
There is some hyperbole in this, but the 'leap' of imagination was certainly enormous.
Icelanders are brought up to 'leap' across waterfalls, spring through rivers, run down mountains, run up mountains.
Tighter cost control and increased fees resulted in a 14.5 percent 'leap' in profits to $1.46 billion.
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