spring
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/sprɪŋ/
🇬🇧
/sprɪŋ/
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.
春天給花園帶來了新生，花兒綻放。
B2
A place where water flows out naturally from the ground.
The spring in the forest provides fresh water for the animals.
森林中的泉水為動物提供新鮮的水。
R
A coiled piece of metal that pushes back when it's pressed.
The spring in the toy makes it jump when pressed.
玩具裡的彈簧在被按壓時會讓它跳起來。
R
The force that makes a spring return to its original shape.
The spring's tension keeps the door closed.
彈簧的張力使門保持關閉。
R
A feeling of happiness and energy.
With the arrival of spring, everyone feels a new energy.
隨著春天的到來，每個人都感到一種新的活力。
R
A quick jump or movement.
The spring of the athlete was impressive.
運動員的跳躍令人印象深刻。
verb
B2
To move quickly and suddenly in a direction.
He sprang to his feet when he heard the alarm.
聽到警報時，他迅速站了起來。
B2
To move back after being pushed or pulled.
The branch sprang back after the bird flew away.
鳥飛走後，樹枝彈了回去。
R
To do something suddenly and unexpectedly.
She sprang the news on us at dinner.
她在晚餐時突然向我們宣布了這個消息。
R
To appear or come out suddenly.
A solution sprang to mind during the discussion.
在討論中突然想到了一個解決方案。
R
To release a prisoner from jail.
The lawyer worked to spring his client from jail.
律師努力使他的客戶從監獄中獲釋。
translation
春天, 泉水, 彈簧, 彈力, 活力, 跳躍
彈跳, 彈回, 突然行動, 突然出現, 釋放
詞形變化
3rd Present
springs
Past
sprang,sprung
Perfect
sprung
Progressive
springing
Plural
springs