Can we use "leapfrog development" to describe big progress?
I looked up the dictionary and found that "leapfrog" seemed only worked as a verb or a noun. So I wonder if there is any grammatical mistake in the phrase "leapfrog development".
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I've never heard this phrase, and I would have thought that it did mean big development -- not just small steps but big leaps. But don't use the phrase unless you can explain it in the context.
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It sounds OK to me.
But please note that it does not mean 'big'. It is something that happens step by step.
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