leap

springen

Sich vom Boden in die Luft oder von einer Stelle zu einer anderen abstoßen.

In einfachem Englisch: To jump into the air or from one place to another.

• The frog leaped into the pond.
• She leapt over a fallen branch.
• Can you leap across that stream?

So benutzt man es: leap over/across something (The dog leaped over the fence.); leap from A to B (The cat leapt from the wall to the roof.)

Synonyme: jump, spring

Häufige Wendungen: leap over something, leap across something, leap into something

springen lassen

Ein Tier, besonders ein Pferd, dazu bringen, über etwas zu springen.

In einfachem Englisch: To make an animal, especially a horse, jump over something.

• He leaped his horse over the fence.
• The rider leapt her mare across the stream.
• Can you leap this pony over the hurdle?

So benutzt man es: leap a horse over/across something (She leaped her horse over the ditch.)

Häufige Wendungen: leap a horse, leap something over something

Sprung

Eine Bewegung durch die Luft beim Springen oder die dabei zurückgelegte Strecke.

In einfachem Englisch: A jump through the air, or the distance covered by one.

• One leap took him across the stream.
• The cat reached the shelf with a single leap.
• Her final leap was nearly two metres long.

Synonyme: jump, bound

Häufige Wendungen: take a leap, great leap, leap across something, make a leap

Gedankensprung

Ein großer Schritt von einem Gedanken zu einem anderen, oft ohne ausreichende Belege.

In einfachem Englisch: A big move from one idea to another, often without enough facts to support it.

• That conclusion requires a huge leap.
• There is a leap in your reasoning here.
• Calling him guilty involves several unsupported leaps of logic.

Synonyme: jump

Häufige Wendungen: logical leap, leap in reasoning, leap of logic