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Definition of "To Take a Leap"
What is the definition of "To take a leap"?

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Answered by shikha10

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To take a leap means to take a break from something

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Answered by ItzCuteAngell

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Answer:

To take a leap tends to mean to take the next step or especially to take a risk of some sort.

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