跃

to jump / to leap

tender / gentle / to die prematurely

variant of 夭[yao1] / to die young / to die prematurely / Taiwan pr. [yao3]

excessive

foot / to be sufficient / ample

Character component without intrinsic meaning

to jump / to leap / to bound / to skip

active / lively / excited / to enliven / to brighten up

to be eager to give sth a try (idiom)

cheering excitedly (idiom) / jubilant

to leap forward / to make rapid progress / a leap forward

to appear vividly on paper (idiom); to show forth vividly (in writing, painting etc) / to stand out markedly

to jump up suddenly / to bound up / to rise up in one bound

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 leap / to jump / eager / enthusiastically

to leap to (a higher position etc) / to jump / (of a plane) to ascend

to vault

allosaurus

duplex (apartment)

to show forth / to appear as a vivid image / to stand out markedly

activist

elated / overjoyed

to jump for joy

transition / jump (e.g. quantum leap in spectroscopy)

to gallop / to spur on a horse / to let one's steed have his head

qualitative leap