leap lietuviškai

leap vertimas 1. n šuolis; by/in leaps and bounds nepaprastai greitai; 2. v (leapt, leaped) šokti, šokinėti

• leap away (v.) pasitraukti į šoną, pasitraukti á ðonà
• leap-frog (n.) avinas
• Great Leap Forward Didysis šuolis
• Leap year starting on Friday Keliamieji metai, prasidedantys penktadienį
• leap over (v.) šokti
• leap year (n.) keliamieji metai
• Leap year Keliamieji metai
• leap at (v.) griebtis
• leap out (v.) išsiskirti
• Leap year starting on Monday Keliamieji metai, prasidedantys pirmadienį
• Leap year starting on Thursday Keliamieji metai, prasidedantys ketvirtadienį
• Leap year starting on Tuesday Keliamieji metai, prasidedantys antradienį
• Leap year starting on Wednesday Keliamieji metai, prasidedantys trečiadienį
• Leap year starting on Saturday Keliamieji metai, prasidedantys šeštadienį
• Leap year starting on Sunday Keliamieji metai, prasidedantys sekmadienį

• (jumping) a light, self-propelled movement upwards or forwards
• (transition) an abrupt transition
• (increase) a sudden and decisive increase
• (distance) the distance leaped (or to be leaped) Type of: distance
• (move forward, leaps) to move forward by leaps and bounds
• (switch) to pass abruptly from one state or topic to another
• (jump off) to jump down from an elevated point
• (cause, jump, leap) to cause to jump or leap

leap sinonimai bounce, bound, flip, hop, hopping, jump, jumping, leaping, saltation, skipping, somersault, vault, spring, bound, hop, jump, jump off, jump over, jump up, leap over, leap up, skip, surge, bound, hop, jump, jump over, leap over, spring, vault

• leant
• lean
• leaky
• leap
• leap-day
• leap-year
• leaping