spring

🇺🇸 /sprɪŋ/ 🇬🇧 /sprɪŋ/
頻度
難易度
タグ TOP3000Oxford3000CEFR-A2
noun
A1

The time of year after winter and before summer when plants start to grow.

Spring brings new life to the garden as flowers bloom.

春は花が咲くにつれて庭に新しい命をもたらします。

B2

A place where water flows out naturally from the ground.

The spring in the forest provides fresh water for the animals.

森の泉は動物たちに新鮮な水を提供します。

R

A coiled piece of metal that pushes back when it's pressed.

The spring in the toy makes it jump when pressed.

おもちゃの中のばねは押されると跳ね上がります。

R

The force that makes a spring return to its original shape.

The spring's tension keeps the door closed.

ばねの張力がドアを閉めたままにします。

R

A feeling of happiness and energy.

With the arrival of spring, everyone feels a new energy.

春の到来とともに、誰もが新しいエネルギーを感じます。

R

A quick jump or movement.

The spring of the athlete was impressive.

その選手の跳躍は印象的でした。

verb
B2

To move quickly and suddenly in a direction.

He sprang to his feet when he heard the alarm.

彼は警報を聞いてすぐに立ち上がった。

B2

To move back after being pushed or pulled.

The branch sprang back after the bird flew away.

鳥が飛び去った後、枝は元の位置に戻った。

R

To do something suddenly and unexpectedly.

She sprang the news on us at dinner.

彼女は夕食中に突然その知らせを私たちに伝えた。

R

To appear or come out suddenly.

A solution sprang to mind during the discussion.

議論中に突然解決策が思い浮かんだ。

R

To release a prisoner from jail.

The lawyer worked to spring his client from jail.

弁護士は依頼人を刑務所から解放するために働いた。

translation

n. 春, 泉, スプリング, 反発力, 元気, 跳躍
v. 飛び上がる, 反発する, 突然提案, 浮かぶ, 釈放

語形変化

3rd Present springs
Past sprang,sprung
Perfect sprung
Progressive springing
Plural springs