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fortitude
躍進
I. leap <leapt or leaped> [liːp] VB intr
1. leap:
leap
跳跃 tiàoyuè
leap
跳 tiào
leap over a wall
越过围墙
2. leap:
leap
敏捷地移动 mǐnjiéde yídòng
leap
急速行动 jísù xíngdòng
II. leap <leapt or leaped> [liːp] VB trans
leap
跳过 tiàoguò
leap
使跃过 shǐ yuèguò
III. leap <leapt or leaped> [liːp] N
1. leap:
leap
跳跃 tiàoyuè
2. leap:
leap
飞跃 fēiyuè
leap
激增 jīzēng
a great leap forward
大跃进
leap year N
leap year
闰年 rùnnián
Present
Ileap
youleap
he/she/itleaps
weleap
youleap
theyleap
Past
Ileaped / British English a. leapt
youleaped / British English a. leapt
he/she/itleaped / British English a. leapt
weleaped / British English a. leapt
youleaped / British English a. leapt
theyleaped / British English a. leapt
Present Perfect
Ihaveleaped / British English a. leapt
youhaveleaped / British English a. leapt
he/she/ithasleaped / British English a. leapt
wehaveleaped / British English a. leapt
youhaveleaped / British English a. leapt
theyhaveleaped / British English a. leapt
Past Perfect
Ihadleaped / British English a. leapt
youhadleaped / British English a. leapt
he/she/ithadleaped / British English a. leapt
wehadleaped / British English a. leapt
youhadleaped / British English a. leapt
theyhadleaped / British English a. leapt
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This clock also has a mechanism which marks when a year is a leap year.
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The leap year rule is specified differently but is mathematically equivalent.
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Versions of the idea differ mainly on how the months are named, and the treatment of the extra day in leap year.
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Billed as a mystery with romance and comedy, it is a damp sock of a movie that makes you wish for leap year.
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Each calendar has the same regular year of 354 days and a leap year of 384 days.
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