leap russian
заскочи́ть
to drop in, to pop in, to stop by (briefly)
to jump in, to hop into
to jump up onto, to leap onto
to dash in, to dart in, to rush in
to slip out of place, to catch, to jam
to jump the gun, to get ahead of oneself, to run ahead
вы́скочить
to jump out, to leap out, to spring out
to pop out, to fall out, to slip out
to slip one's mind
вы́прыгнуть
to jump out, to leap out
скачо́к
surge, spike, jump, sharp rise
leap, advance, breakthrough
jump, leap, bound
махну́ть
to wave, to give a wave, to wave to (someone)
to swing, to brandish, to flourish
to give up on, to wash one's hands of, to dismiss with a wave
to dash off, to head off, to rush off (to a place)
to leap, to jump (over), to vault
to knock back (a drink), to down (a shot)
to swap, to trade, to exchange
вскочи́ть
to leap into
запры́гивать
to jump in/onto, to hop in/onto, to leap
запры́гнуть
to jump in/onto, to hop in/onto, to leap
подпры́гнуть
to jump up, to leap, to bob, to give a jump
подскочи́ть
to jump up, to leap up, to start up (in fright)
to soar, to shoot up, to jump (of prices), to surge
выпры́гивать
to jump out, to leap out
выска́кивать
to jump out, to leap out, to dash out, to spring out
to fall out, to come out, to slip out
отскочи́ть
to bounce off, to rebound, to recoil
to jump back, to leap aside, to spring away
to come off, to break off, to be torn off
ска́чка
gallop, horse race
download, downloading
leap, spike, sudden jump
отска́кивать
to bounce off, to rebound, to recoil
to jump back, to spring back, to leap aside
to come off, to break off, to be torn off
подпры́гивать
to jump up, to leap, to bob, to give a jump
сига́ть
to jump, to leap
сигану́ть
to jump, to leap
вска́кивать
to jump up, to spring up, to leap to one's feet
to jump onto, to leap onto
to come up (of a pimple), to pop up, to appear suddenly
to gallop in, to ride in at full speed
високо́сный
leap
заска́кивать
to drop in, to pop in, to stop by
to jump in, to leap into, to hop into
to jump up onto, to leap up on
to ride deep into (enemy territory), to penetrate on horseback
to cut off the escape route, to block the way
переска́кивать
to jump over, to leap over, to jump across
to skip (over), to jump (from one thing to another), to switch abruptly
взыгра́ть
to become disturbed, to leap
скакну́ть
to jump, to leap, to hop
to jump, to shoot up, to surge
перемахну́ть
to jump over, to leap
отпры́гнуть
to jump off, to jump away, to leap off, to spring away
перебра́сываться
to toss to each other, to bandy, to exchange (words)
to spread (of fire), to jump over, to leap across
to cross over, to go over (to the other side), to defect
заскака́ть
to start jumping, to start hopping, to begin to leap
to break into a gallop, to start galloping, to begin to ride fast
to ride deep into (on horseback), to gallop far into
to start racing (in equestrian events), to begin to compete in races
курбе́т
leap, jump, caper
curvet
prank, antic, unexpected twist
выма́хивать
to shoot up, to grow (inordinately) tall, to get big
to drive out, to chase away, to shoo out
to shake out
to leap out, to rush out, to dash out
перема́хивать
to jump over, to leap
скачком
abruptly, suddenly, in a jump, by leaps
with a leap, at a bound, in one jump
мета́ть
to throw, to cast, to fling, to hurl
to give birth to (of animals), to spawn (of fish)
to baste, to tack (in sewing)
to whirl, to scatter about
to dart, to make (zigzag leaps)
пры́гающий
jumping, leaping, bouncing
выпры́гивающий
jumping out, leaping out, popping out, springing out
вы́прыгнувший
jumped out, having jumped out, leaped out
перепры́гивающий
jumping over, leaping over
скачкообра́зно
abruptly, by leaps and bounds, discontinuously
прыгание
jumping, leaping, skipping
вскочи́вший
having jumped up, having sprung up, having leaped up
сигану́вший
who jumped, that jumped, having jumped, having leaped
запры́гивающий
jumping in, leaping onto, jumping onto
сига́ющий
leaping, jumping, diving, plunging
перемахну́вший
having jumped over, having leaped over, that jumped over
сига́вший
having jumped, having leapt, who jumped, who leapt
скакну́вший
jumped, having jumped, leaped, having leaped
впры́гивающий
jumping in, leaping in
вспры́гивающий
jumping up, springing up, leaping up, bouncing
вспры́гивавший
jumping up, leaping up
перема́хивающий
jumping over, leaping over, vaulting over
перемахиваемый
crossable, leapable over
скачка́ми
in leaps, by jumps, in bounds
by fits and starts, in jerks, in fits
перема́хивавший
who was jumping over, who was leaping over, who was clearing (an obstacle)
who was skipping (over), who was leafing through quickly, who was omitting
Examples
Э́то один ма́ленький шаг для челове́ка и гига́нтский прыжо́к для челове́чества.
That's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind.
Кен перепры́гнул через сте́ну.
Ken leapt over the wall.
Сколько дней в високосном году?
How many days comprise a leap year?
В високосном году триста шестьдесят шесть дней.
A leap year has three hundred and sixty-six days.
Он перепры́гнул через неглубо́кую кана́ву.
He leaped over the shallow ditch.
За исключе́нием високосного года, в феврале́ только 28 дней.
Except for leap years, February has only 28 days.
A fish leaped out of the water.
Tom leaped into the car.
Э́то один ма́ленький шаг для челове́ка, но гига́нтский скачо́к для всего челове́чества.
This is one small step for a man, one giant leap for mankind.
She leaped for joy.
Чтобы перебра́ться с одного предложе́ния на другое, Том протя́гивает ей свою́ ру́ку. Мэри, держась за его ру́ку изо всех сил, перепры́гнула через то́чку, избежав тем са́мым паде́ния в пустое простра́нство.
To get from one sentence to another, Tom extends his arm to her. Mary, holding on to his arm with all her might, leapt over the period, thereby avoiding falling into the empty space.
Кошка перемахнула через ограду двора.
The cat leaped over the courtyard fence.
Аргамак легко перепрыгнул через ручей.
The argamak easily leapt over the stream.
