leapfrogged
[ˈli:pˌfrɔɡd]

v.

跳背，交替前进，跃过( leapfrog的过去式和过去分词 )；

双语例句

用作名词(n.)

1. Folks playing leapfrog must complete all jumps.
   人们完成跳背游戏的时候必须完成所有的跳跃。
2. Leapfrog development strategy is a popular practice for cities.
   城市实施跨越式发展带有普遍性。

用作动词(v.)

1. The win allowed Newcastle to leapfrog three teams to gain second place.
   这场胜利使纽卡斯尔队越过三支球队上升到第二的位置。
2. This presented a chance to leapfrog the old technology and go straight to mobile phones.
   这提供了一个机会，让落后的技术直接跃至移动通信业务。

权威例句

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Wired cultures: John Gilbey discovers how Peru has leapfrogged standard models of technological roll-out to ignite social change
The Second Wave The Indian IT industry has leapfrogged in the past 10 years, but closer government-industry collaboration is needed ...
Changes in store: developers are looking to revitalize malls that have been leapfrogged by development and retail trends. (Retail).