| 词组 | leap |
| 释义 | leap Leaped and leapt are interchangeable both as the past tense ("He leaped/leapt over the ditch") and past participle ("The song has leaped/leapt to the top of the charts") of leap. Leapt is the more common choice in British English. In American English, leaped and leapt seem to be used with about equal frequency: • ... remarks leaped to his tongue —Norman Mailer, Harper's, 1971 • ... fairly leapt at life in a hundred directions — James Dickey, N. Y. Times Book Rev., 3 Oct. 1976 • ... Upshaw leapt in the air (Currently, Upshaw denies this version, claiming that he leaped in the air on mere whim ... ) —Melvin Durslag, TV Guide, 15 June 1973 |
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