transferred and figurative esp. An abrupt movement or change; a sudden transition. Also with an adverb, as leap-up.
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释义 | the world > time > change > change to something else, transformation > sudden or complete change > [noun] (31) leapc1000 transferred and figurative esp. An abrupt movement or change; a sudden transition. Also with an adverb, as leap-up. lope14.. = leap, n.1 in various senses. Obsolete. revolution?a1439 As a count noun: an alteration, a change; esp. a dramatic or wide-reaching change in conditions, the state of affairs, etc. reverse?1492 A complete change or alteration. metamorphosis1548 A complete change in the appearance, circumstances, condition, or character of a person, a state of affairs, etc. transformation1581 transferred. A complete change in character, condition, etc. earthquake1592 figurative. Any event or experience thought to resemble an earthquake or its effects; esp. a major disturbance or upheaval; a traumatic or intensely… upside down1593 An overturning. Obsolete. metamorphose1608 = metamorphosis, n. sea-changea1616 a change wrought by the sea; now frequently transferred with or without allusion to Shakespeare's use (quot. 1616), an alteration or metamorphosis, a… peritropea1656 A revolution, a circuit; a thing with a circular nature; = peristrophe, n. transilience1657 A leaping from one thing to another; an abrupt transition or change; the property of displaying this. transiliency1661 A leaping from one thing to another; = transilience, n. rare. saltus1665 A ‘leap’ or sudden transition; a breach of continuity. Also in combinations. Cf. salto mortale n. at salto, n. 1. catastrophe1696 An event producing a subversion of the order or system of things. peristrophe1716 An instance of turning round, a revolution; a person who turns to an opposing viewpoint. transiliency1769 The quality of being transilient; the quality of leaping from one thing to another. upheaving1821 upset1822 An overturning or overthrow of ideas, plans, etc. Also const. to. saltation1844 figurative. An abrupt movement, change, or transition. shake1847 In combination with adverb (substantive use of phrases: of shake, v.: see also shakedown, n., shake-out, n.). shake-up: an act of shaking up or… upheaval1850 figurative. A strong agitation or convulsion of society, etc.; a sudden or violent alteration. cataclysm1861 figurative; esp. a political or social upheaval which sweeps away the old order of things. shake-out1939 An upheaval or reorganization, esp. one involving contraction, streamlining, shedding of personnel, closure of some businesses, etc. virage1989 A sharp bend in a road or other route, esp. one of a series forming a zigzag, as on a steep hill, etc.; a sharp turn made by a vehicle, etc., as when… Subcategories:— production of (1) — agent of (3) — locus of (1) — opposed to previous (1) |
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