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
飞跃飛躍fei1 yue4
to leap
飞跃道飛躍道fei1 yue4 dao4
parkour, French sport invented by David Belle in 1980s, with the aim of efficiently traversing obstacles in the environment
欢呼雀跃歡呼雀躍huan1 hu1 que4 yue4
cheering excitedly (idiom); jubilant
欢欣雀跃歡欣雀躍huan1 xin1 que4 yue4
elated; overjoyed
活跃活躍huo2 yue4
active; lively; excited; to enliven; to brighten up
活跃分子活躍份子huo2 yue4 fen4 zi3
activist
龙腾虎跃龍騰虎躍long2 teng2 hu3 yue4
lit. dragon soaring and tiger leaping (idiom); fig. prosperous and bustling; vigorous and active
雀跃雀躍que4 yue4
excited; in high spirits
跳跃跳躍tiao4 yue4
to jump; to leap; to bound; to skip
喜跃喜躍xi3 yue4
to jump for joy
一跃而起一躍而起yi1 yue4 er2 qi3
to jump up suddenly; to bound up; to rise up in one bound
踊跃踴躍yong3 yue4
to leap; to jump; eager; enthusiastically
跃层躍層yue4 ceng2
duplex (apartment)
跃进躍進yue4 jin4
to leap forward; to make rapid progress; a leap forward
跃居躍居yue4 ju1
to vault
跃龙躍龍yue4 long2
allosaurus
跃马躍馬yue4 ma3
to gallop; to spur on a horse; to let one's steed have his head
跃迁躍遷yue4 qian1
transition; jump (e.g. quantum leap in spectroscopy)
跃然躍然yue4 ran2
to show forth; to appear as a vivid image; to stand out markedly
跃然纸上躍然紙上yue4 ran2 zhi3 shang4
to appear vividly on paper (idiom); to show forth vividly (in writing, painting etc); to stand out markedly
跃升躍升yue4 sheng1
to leap to (a higher position etc); to jump; (of a plane) to ascend