leap

US /liːp/
UK /liːp/
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1.

saltar, brincar

jump or spring a long way, to a great height, or with great force

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The deer leaped over the fence.
El ciervo saltó la valla.
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She had to leap to catch the ball.
Tuvo que saltar para atrapar la pelota.
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moverse rápidamente, saltar de repente

move quickly and suddenly

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He leaped out of bed when he heard the alarm.
Saltó de la cama cuando oyó la alarma.
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The cat leaped onto the table.
El gato saltó a la mesa.
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1.

salto, brinco

a forceful jump or sudden movement

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He made a sudden leap for the ball.
Dio un salto repentino hacia el balón.
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It was a great leap forward for science.
Fue un gran salto adelante para la ciencia.
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