leap
लीप
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'
उडी मरणे,
एका उडीत ओलांडणे,
उडी,
एका उडीत ओलांडायचे अंतर,
झेप घेणे,
झेप
example
a 'leap' of 75 per cent in two years
It's a big 'leap' for South African soccer, especially with teams that are struggling for sponsorship.
But the most incredible 'leap' in prices has to be that of prawns: the same restaurant offered prawns at 99c each!
He took a running 'leap' and jumped onto the cot, sending it crashing to the ground.
If you don't have that momentum built up, sometimes you cannot 'leap' the gap.
The 'leap' in price was daunting, and we hemmed and hawed for a year before saying okay, let's buy.
OK, you don't get to 'leap' tall buildings in a single bound.
Small papers across the country are teeming with ambitious young reporters hoping one day to make the 'leap' to major dailies.
I took a giant 'leap' and managed to jump a little before Gary since he took two steps before leaving ground.
It credits wallboard pricing for the 'leap' in revenue.
He ran a brilliant 300 metres and was a well placed 4th in the long jump with a best 'leap' of 3.36 metres.
amid the notes, a couple of items 'leap' out
Price rises were inevitable, given the 'leap' in fuel costs, driver pay increases and higher insurance.
In other places, regional networks facilitate the 'leap' into the future.
He runs in the 4.4 range and has a 37-inch vertical 'leap' .
It expects sales to 'leap' 175 per cent for 2004 compared with the year before.
You think Superman is the only one who can 'leap' tall buildings?
A female guest was also seriously injured when she was forced to 'leap' from a first floor widow to escape.
A 'leap' in price, reflecting recent good news at the company, could occur if its offer is taken off the table.
Once again, at the mention of said dizzy-eyed shooting guard, my heart made a dramatic 'leap' , causing me to nearly fall out of my chair.
2003 was a fantastic season for you, making huge leaps in the rankings; can you pinpoint what caused this dramatic 'leap' ?
amid the notes, a couple of items 'leap' out
It now requires a 'leap' of the imagination to see any recovery across the Euro-zone as a whole this year.
He must 'leap' over branches the height of his head, and stoop under branches as low as his knee, without slowing or leaving a shaking branch behind.
There is some hyperbole in this, but the 'leap' of imagination was certainly enormous.
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.
If problems hit, spot shortages could develop and prices could 'leap' again.
Bart is determined to 'leap' a gorge on his skateboard after witnessing the death-defying stunts of a real daredevil.
His solution has been to drop to all fours and force rushers to 'leap' or trip over him.
Now, they're called super shoplifters, and while they can't 'leap' a building in a single bound, they probably could steal most of what was in it.
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