Summary
leap {noun}
salto · balzo · rimbalzo · scatto
to leap {verb}
saltellare · balzare · saltare · aumentare vertiginosamente · scattare · ballare · salterrare
Usage examples
... Leap over my shoulder...
... tremendous quantum leap for Europe....
... sort of leap up very quickly ...
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English-Italian translation for "leap"
"leap" Italian translation
leap {noun}
In other words, you take these comparable examples and the energy leap is enormous.
It is a qualitative leap in the development of the policy initiatives.
We are building cooperation so that we can finally make a quantum leap.
I really wonder whether the time has not come to make a qualitative leap.
Implementation will show if they constitute a quantum leap.
That has paved the way for a leap forward in the EU-US relationship.
Then sort of take a leap and think about the universe forming.
Not only is it a technological leap forward, but I really do believe it's a bit of a cultural leap forward.
It is a major leap ahead in the field of basic science and our understanding of living beings.
Today, the time is ripe for a major leap forward.
to leap {verb}
to leap [leapt; leaped|leapt; leaped] {vb} (also: to bound, to dance, to trip, to skip)
to leap [leapt; leaped|leapt; leaped] {vb} (also: to shoot up, to shoot, to flounder, to lurch)
The Amsterdam Treaty consists of a series of small steps and some great leaps in the direction of MORE UNION.
There have been huge leaps.
The shadow cast by the transition into the third phase of economic and monetary union and the euro did not permit new leaps forward.
The two brothers one day decided to go on a race, three times around the world. ~~~ Kartikeya leapt on his peacock and flew around the continents and the mountains and the oceans.
to leap [leapt; leaped|leapt; leaped] {vb} (also: to bound, to jump, to spring, to leap up)
It actually leaps into the air, and has aerial phases when it does it, like a horse, and you'll see it's bouncing here.
♫ I'm gonna run over mountains, leaps and bounds ♫
He climbed up a small tree next to this giant Redwood, and then he leaped through space and grabbed a branch with his hands, and ended up hanging, like catching a bar of a trapeze.
to leap [leapt; leaped|leapt; leaped] {vb} (also: to jump, to shoot up, to shoot)
to leap [leapt; leaped|leapt; leaped] {vb} (also: to jump, to spring, to dart)
to leap [leapt; leaped|leapt; leaped] {v.i.} (also: to jump)
to leap [leapt; leaped|leapt; leaped] {v.i.} (also: to jump, to dance)
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "leap":
Usage examples
Usage examples for "leap" in Italian
Forum results
"leap" translation - forum results
Similar words
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