Meanings

Great Leap Forward (failed attempt to industrialize China and increase agricultural production; 1958-1960)

to be excited

heart-pounding

to be thrilled

to get excited

jerk

skip distance

being very active

jumping power

jumping event (track and field)

time travel

to tingle with excitement

to throw (oneself)

to get excited

to throw (oneself)

energetic feeling

leap of logic

to be thrilled

secret manoeuvres (maneuvers)

suddenly (rising to fame, etc.)