Hva betyr leap på engelsk og Hva er definisjonen av leap?

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leap Betydning, definisjon, uttale, grammatikk og synonymer❤️

0 to jump a long distance -- hoppe
- The frog leaped into the water. Frosken hoppet ut i vannet.
1 to move quickly -- sprette
- She leapt up to answer the phone. Hun spratt opp for å ta telefonen.
2 to increase or advance by a large amount -- hoppe
- The price of housing leapt up. Boligprisene hoppet til værs.
3 to accept a chance to do sth eagerly -- hoppe på sjansen/muligheten
- She leapt at the chance to travel abroad. Hun hoppet på sjansen til å reise utenlands.
4 a sudden increase or advance -- hopp [ neuter ]
- a leap forward in laser technology et fremskritt i laserteknologien
- Her English is improving in leaps and bounds. Engelsken hennes forbedrer seg med stormskritt.
5 a long jump -- hopp [ neuter ]
- a leap over the fence et hopp over gjerdet
6 a choice or decision you make without any evidence to support it -- en sjanse å ta [ masculine ]
- Accepting her offer was a leap of faith. Det å akseptere tilbudet hennes var en sjanse å ta.
7 to jump -- springe, hoppe
- He leapt into the boat.
8 to jump over -- hoppe over
- The dog leapt the wall.
9 to rush eagerly -- kaste seg (i armene på)
- She leaped into his arms.
10 an act of leaping -- sprang
- The cat jumped from the roof and reached the ground in two leaps.

She leaps from an architectural monument to a phallocentric world.
In this way one goes up the scale gradually instead of in leaps as in the centesimal scale.
Options are appraised, rejected or developed, employing simultaneously retrospective and predictive leaps of the imagination.
As we correlate the drawings with the model, the scale continually leaps in our imaginations, and we feel teased by the artists.
There are indeed relatively giant leaps between the observations made and the conclusion that is deduced.
Meanwhile, rates of resource exploitation and consumption leaped ahead even faster than population growth as the industrial model of development was adopted around the world.
He argues that it was the evolution of cerebral connectivity that allowed for the huge leaps forward.
The basic dimension, then, would be temporal, and experience would be an orderly ensemble of phenomenal leaps and bounds, a time line.