leap at
Intermediate (B1) neutral
To say yes to something really quickly because you're very excited about it.
"She leaped at the chance to study abroad when her professor offered her a scholarship."
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This Is Our HR Respectful Workplace Training Video | Brooklyn Nine-Nine
Brooklyn Nine-Nine · 12:10
And if I run and leap at Terry, he will most
Steve Carell's Wildest Correspondent Moments | The Daily Show
The Daily Show · 4:43
one start to leap at you I all right well let's get to it
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine · 9:11
If I run and leap at Terry, he will most certainly catch me in his arms.
Marc Benioff: Agentforce Future of Work Demo
Salesforce Events · 19:03
this is a product." There is a big leap at that point from demo to product.