leapt

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leapt

 (lĕpt, lēpt)
v.
A past tense and a past participle of leap.
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leapt

(lɛpt, lipt)

v.
a pt. and pp. of leap.
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Translations
pass. e p.p. di to leap

leapt

[ˈlɛpt]
pt
pp of leapleap year n → année f bissextile
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