(n) (uk) splash
spray
(n) (uk) splash
spray
(n,vs) (1) leaping
activity
(2) leapfrog (over a problem)
making a leap (e.g. in logic)
(3) makng great strides
making rapid progress
(4) emerging
(5) becoming active
playing an active part
(P)
(n,vs) flying
flight
(n,vs) come flying
(n) flying dragon
(n) flying dragon
(n) dragon boat (long 22-person canoe used for racing) (chi:)
races with such boats
(n) waterfall from a high place
(n) stone thrown at somebody
throwing stones
(n) upturned eaves
high roof
(n,vs) flight
flying
soaring
(n) locust swarming
locust swarm
(swarming) locusts
(n) (uk) grasshopper
locust (of superfamily Acridoidea)
(n) locust swarming
locust swarm
(swarming) locusts
(n,vs) springing up
flying away
(n) flying jump
great achievement
(n,vs) launching out
embarking upon (a career)
(n) fancy diving
(v5b) to fly in the sky
(n,vs) flight (lit: fly high)
escape
(adj-na,n) high-handed
domineering
on one's high horse
(n) maiden flight (e.g. of an aircraft)
(n) washed-out colour (in photography) (color)
(n) sheet of spray
(n) (1) skipping rope
jump rope
(2) skipping
rope-jumping
(n) selling or divesting in unwanted stocks
hiding bad loans
(P)
(v5s,vt) (1) to fly
to fire
to hurl
(2) to skip over
to omit
to drop (e.g. stitch)
(3) to run or drive fast
to gallop
(4) to spread a rumour (rumor)
to tell a story
(5) to remove
to get rid of
to transfer
(6) to attack
to jeer at
(P)
(n) (1) leaping flames
shower of flying sparks
(2) impetigo contagiosa
(P)
(n,vs) skipping a grade
