“To leap to one's feet” in Japanese
Short answer
To leap to one's feet in Japanese is “躍り上がる” (odoriagaru). Full meaning: to spring up, to leap to one's feet, to jump up and down.
Other ways to say “To leap to one's feet” in Japanese
飛び立つ
tobitatsu to jump up, to start up, to leap to one's feet, to fly away, to take off
躍り上る
odoriagaru to spring up, to leap to one's feet, to jump up and down
踊り上る
odoriagaru to spring up, to leap to one's feet, to jump up and down
躍りあがる
odoriagaru to spring up, to leap to one's feet, to jump up and down
踊り上がる
odoriagaru to spring up, to leap to one's feet, to jump up and down
おどり上る
odoriagaru to spring up, to leap to one's feet, to jump up and down
踊りあがる
odoriagaru to spring up, to leap to one's feet, to jump up and down
おどり上がる
odoriagaru to spring up, to leap to one's feet, to jump up and down
おどりあがる
odoriagaru to spring up, to leap to one's feet, to jump up and down
飛立っ
tobita to jump up, to start up, to leap to one's feet, to fly away, to take off
飛立つ
tobitatsu to jump up, to start up, to leap to one's feet, to fly away, to take off
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