lively, animated, or energetic in spirit or movement

to move off the ground or a surface by a sudden muscular effort of the legs; to leap or bound

enthusiastic; to participate or respond actively

to leap; to make a sudden jump or improvement

Great Leap Forward (1958-1960), Mao's attempt to modernize China's economy, which resulted in economic devastation and millions of deaths from famine caused by misguided policies

to jump or move forward quickly and suddenly, either physically or as a sudden movement

to leap to (a certain rank or position); to jump to

to be eager to give something a try; itching to have a go

to jump for joy; excited and in high spirits

energetic and active in spirit or movement; full of vitality

cheering and jumping for joy in great excitement

to show forth clearly or become suddenly apparent, especially regarding emotions or expressions

in science fiction, the act of traveling instantly between two points in space through a shortcut or hyper-dimension.

to appear vividly on paper in writing or painting; to show forth vividly or stand out markedly

duplex (apartment)

To spur on a horse or allow one's steed to run at full speed.

to leap or spring upwards from a surface

to leap or jump up suddenly or in one bound

to pull up or climb sharply, especially of an aircraft

active member; activist

to move or spring quickly out of a place or position.

filled with great joy and excitement, often characterized by jumping or dancing for joy

to clap and dance in joy

to jump for joy

parkour (Hong Kong term)