B2nountechnologysport
US/liːp/
UK/liːp/
a big jump, or a sudden large change or improvement
In context
With one leap, the cat was on top of the fridge.
Moving from a village school to a big university was a huge leap for her.
AI has made a great leap forward in the last five years.
Words that go with leap
adjective + noun
- huge leapElectric cars are a huge leap from the models of ten years ago.
- quantum leapThe new phone is a quantum leap in camera quality.
- giant leapLanding on the moon was a giant leap for science.
noun + preposition
- leap of faithStarting your own business takes a leap of faith.
- leap inThere has been a big leap in house prices this year.
verb + noun
- take a leapSometimes you have to take a leap into the unknown.