to leap

常見例句

“I am, I think, courageous at the right moment, ” but “l(fā)ed too much by my head” to leap recklessly in.
“我覺得我在正確的時(shí)刻該是勇敢的，”但是毫無顧忌地跳下去“受我的理智影響太多”。
That ability to leap the gap between cells means the connections branching from a single cell can be mapped.
這種跳躍細(xì)胞間隔的能力意味著從一個(gè)細(xì)胞發(fā)出的分支連接可以被繪制出來。
In my last match, I tried to leap a linebacker.
在最．近一次比賽中，我試圖跳躍過一名后衛(wèi)。

"The point is, that what we are looking for is not just to continue on the same path, we want to leap into the future.
There was an intellectual leap that occurred in the seventeenth century and it became very fashionable to talk in terms of probabilities.
也就是說,十七世紀(jì)中,誕生了一次智慧的飛躍,用概率來表述成了件很時(shí)髦的事
耶魯公開課 - 金融市場(chǎng)課程節(jié)選
What that means is that we identify students who are going to take a big leap, intellectual leap forward in this coming year, a spurt forward in this coming year.
測(cè)試能讓我們找出,將在新學(xué)年在學(xué)業(yè)上，取得巨大進(jìn)步的學(xué)生，在新學(xué)年取得巨大進(jìn)步。
哈佛公開課 - 幸福課課程節(jié)選

Lately, the repopularization of old-fashioned lines has caused prices of the 18th-century seats to leap.
FORBES: Coming Attractions
After the laws were scrapped, banks started to leap into bed with one another.
ECONOMIST: Buttonwood
And Snipes is just amazing: everything he does seems to leap off the screen.
NEWYORKER: White Men Can’t Jump