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leap at the opportunity
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leap at the opportunity (to do something) and leap at the chance (to do something); jump at the chance (to do something); jump at the opportunity (to do something)
Fig. to accept an opportunity eagerly. Frank leapt at the opportunity to become a commercial artist. It was a great idea and we leapt at the opportunity. I would leap at the chance to go to Moscow. His company proposed to send him to England, and John jumped at the chance.
See also: leap, opportunity


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ANYONE who is awarded a pay increment of pounds 24,000-a-year is in a very fortunate position (Mail, October 14) but Geoff Inskip, chief executive of the West Midlands transport authority, should be ashamed of himself having the gall to accept it at a time when workers within the West Midlands have been made redundant at no fault of their own, who would jump at the chance to work for Centro for even a lesser amount.
The Bluebirds need to sign a goalkeeper to compete with Peter Enckelman for 2009-10 - and Heaton would jump at the chance to stay.
PETERBOROUGH winger George Boyd has revealed he would jump at the chance to play for Scotland.
 
 
 
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