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leap: (distance traversed by a leap) Sprungweite {f}

leap: (significant move forward) Sprung {m}, Satz {m}

leap: (the act of leaping) Sprung {m}, Satz {m}

leap: (to jump) springen, einen Satz machen, hüpfen



Great Leap Forward: (Great Leap Forward (in China)) Großer Sprung nach vorn {m}

leap: (distance traversed by a leap) Sprungweite {f}

leap: (significant move forward) Sprung {m}, Satz {m}

leap: (the act of leaping) Sprung {m}, Satz {m}

leap: (to jump) springen, einen Satz machen, hüpfen

leap day: (extra day in a leap year) Schalttag {m}

leapfrog: (children's game) Bockspringen {n}

leap second: (second of time added to the year occasionally to compensate for variation in the rate of Earth's rotation) Schaltsekunde {f}

leap to mind: (spring to mind) SEE: spring to mind ::

leap year: (366-day year in the Gregorian calendar) Schaltjahr {n}

look before you leap: (don't jump into something too precipitously) Erst wägen, dann wagen

quantum leap: (abrupt change) Quantensprung {m}

quantum leap: (electron's state of change) Quantensprung {m}



139 To develop, to separate 发展, 分离 (fāzhǎn, fēnlí)
advance by leaps and bounds

6 突飞猛进 [-飛-進] tūfēiměngjìn (abrupt-fly-sudden-advance) advance by leaps and bounds: 科技~. Technology advances by leaps and bounds. '
dược leap springen 躍 躍 跃

2000 Words

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1854
Cô ấy nhảy qua mương.
She leapt over the ditch.
Sie sprang über den Graben.
Ha saltado la zanja.
Elle a sauté par-dessus le fossé.
Ha saltato il fosso.
เธอกระโดดข้ามคูน้ำ
그녀는 도랑을 뛰어 넘었습니다.
她躍過了這條溝渠。
她 跃过 了 这条 沟渠 。

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Một năm nhuận có 366 ngày.
A leap year has 366 days.
Ein Schaltjahr hat 366 Tage.
Un año bisiesto tiene 366 días.
Une année bissextile compte 366 jours.
Un anno bisestile ha 366 giorni.
ปีอธิกสุรทินมี 366 วัน
윤년에는 366일이 있습니다.
閏年有366天。
闰年 有 366 天 。



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