Collocations for leap - noun
1. big jump
2. great change/increase in sth
ADJECTIVE
big,
enormous,
giant,
great,
huge,
quantum
There has been a quantum leap in profits since 1995.
There has been a quantum leap in profits since 1995.
small
bold, dramatic, sudden
a dramatic leap in the number of people out of work
bold, dramatic, sudden
a dramatic leap in the number of people out of work
conceptual,
imaginative,
intuitive
logical
technological
logical
technological
VERB + leap
make,
take
They've made a great leap forward with their building in the last few years.
Eight years ago, he took the leap and formed his own company.
They've made a great leap forward with their building in the last few years.
Eight years ago, he took the leap and formed his own company.
PREPOSITION
leap from,
leap to
a leap from $632 to $735
a leap from $632 to $735
leap in
a leap in prices
a leap in prices
leap into
a great leap into the unknown
a great leap into the unknown
leap of
a leap of 750%
a leap of 750%
PHRASES
a leap forward
a leap of faith
I chose to take a leap of faith and do the movie.
a leap of faith
I chose to take a leap of faith and do the movie.
by leaps and bounds,
in leaps and bounds
His technique has come on in leaps and bounds this season.
His technique has come on in leaps and bounds this season.