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Meanings of leap out in English
Synonyms
Examples for "jump"
Examples for "jump"
1
Charles de Gaulle hardly intended to help jump-start the Israeli technology scene.
2
Imports would jump by almost 10 million tonnes this year, he added.
3
From which a number of people every year jump to their deaths.
4
Figures released today show a jump in British house prices in September.
5
I wasn't working that day, and I said, 'Can I jump on?'
1
Wait until the last second, then jump out of the way-directlysideways.
2
Still looking ready to jump out of a window if need be.
3
Some of them look prepared to jump out of the moving vehicle.
4
Katie thought her heart was going to jump out of her chest.
5
Ordered to retire, I wanted to jump out and fetch him in.
1
India's best companies also stand out for being innovators and thinking ahead.
2
We've picked the key attractions that stand out for the year ahead.
3
Try something different to make your business card stand out from others.
4
The words I read seemed to stand out with clear, biblical simplicity.
5
Those front rowers, they really stand out throughout the competition, he said.
1
At that point you get the stick out and say: 'I'm sorry.
2
Then something prompted me to take the stick out from the safe.
3
Golly it would make the Wiggleses eyes stick out furder than ever.
4
You gents stick out here and watch for him; I'll step inside.
5
You'll stick out as a human -anda professor, Miriam said firmly.
Usage of leap out in English
1
I never saw them leap out of the water like that before.
2
Like he expected a Spring soldier to leap out of the shadows.
3
The thermometer is rising and everything will leap out of the ground.
4
Cops would leap out and come at me with their guns drawn.
5
It might leap out at me, or get really angry or something.
6
Would the second bear leap out upon them and give them battle?
7
I didn't just leap out of bed and go see her, of course.
8
The Indians in the first gully began to leap out and dart back.
9
Now and then he longs to leap out and get into the fire.
10
When I opened it something could, I suppose, leap out and attack me.
11
He would have hit Ginny if she didn't leap out of the way.
12
I practically leap out of the rocker and into his arms.
13
Why this is super: Two things might leap out at you from this.
14
Then Joseph went to the open window intending to leap out.
15
She dreaded each instant to see the devil leap out upon his face.
16
Perhaps it is because they do not leap out of water when hooked.
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Leap out through the time
Leap out across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common