Spring - English meaning

Spring – definitions in English dictionary

verb
Move or jump suddenly or rapidly upwards or forwards.
Usage examples:
I sprang out of bed
Synonims:
LeapJumpBoundVaultHopAppear suddenlyAppear unexpectedlyMaterializePop up
verb
Originate or arise from.
Usage examples:
Madness and creativity could spring from the same source
Synonims:
Originate fromHave its origins inDerive fromArise fromStem fromEmanate fromProceed fromStart fromIssue fromEvolve fromCome from
verb
(especially of wood) become warped or split.
verb
Pay for.
Usage examples:
Don't spring for the album until you've heard it
verb
Come upon (an illicit activity or its perpetrator).
Usage examples:
Our science teacher sprung me acting the goat

noun
The season after winter and before summer, in which vegetation begins to appear, in the northern hemisphere from march to may and in the southern hemisphere from september to november.
Usage examples:
In spring the garden is a feast of blossom
Synonims:
SpringtimeEastertideSpringtideMaytime
noun
An elastic device, typically a helical metal coil, that can be pressed or pulled but returns to its former shape when released, used chiefly to exert constant tension or absorb movement.
Usage examples:
This apparatus is fitted with ropes and pulleys that are attached to taut springs to create tension.
noun
A sudden jump upwards or forwards.
Usage examples:
With a sudden spring, he leapt on to the table
Synonims:
LeapJumpBoundVaultHopPounceSaltation
noun
A place where water or oil wells up from an underground source, or the basin or flow formed in such a way.
Usage examples:
The well is fed by mountain springs
Synonims:
Well headSourceSpaGeyserHot springThermal springSulphur springWellWellspringFount
noun
An upward curvature of a ship's deck planking from the horizontal.
noun
A hawser laid out diagonally aft from a ship's bow or forward from a ship's stern and secured to a fixed point in order to prevent movement or assist manoeuvring.
noun
A flock of teal.
Usage examples:
A spring of teal follows and we listen as they pass

verb
Move forward by leaps and bounds

Spring translation into English

Spring: translate from English into Chinese

春天, 弹簧, 春季, 春, 弹, 泉, 弹性, 泉水, 弹力, 阳春, 泉眼, 弹跳, 蹦, 跳, 跳跃, 春令, 跃, 绷, 踉, 弹黄, 绷簧, 春天的

Spring: translate from English into Dutch

Lente, Lente-, Voorjaar, Springen, Veer, Ontspringen, Bron, Oorsprong, Drijfveer, Springbron, Elasticiteit, Opkomen, Opwellen, Verrijzen, Opborrelen

Spring: translate from English into French

Le printemps, Printemps, Ressort, Source, Naître, Sauter, Printanier, À ressorts, Fontaine, Élasticité, Bond, Saut, Se précipiter, Faire sauter, Voussure, Fendre, Faire sortir, Se lever, Apparaître, Lever brusquement, Se gondoler, Se jeter sur, Faire sauter le mur

Spring: translate from English into German

Frühling, Feder, Frühjahr, Springen, Quelle, Federn, Brunnen, Federung, Sprung, Sprungfeder, Lenz, Entstehen, Born, Elastizität, Quellen, Satz, Herrühren, Auslösen, Nachgiebigkeit, Abstammen, Hervorquellen, Kippe, Sprühen, Explodieren lassen, Zuschnappen lassen, Hervorsprießen, Überspringen

Spring: translate from English into Hindi

वसंत, स्प्रिंग, सोता, बसंत ऋतु, लचक, कमानी, उछाल, वसंती, मधुमास, उछलना, फांदना, अस्तित्व में आना, प्रकट होना, उगना, विकसित करना, जल-स्रोत, वसन्त, छलांग, झरना

Spring: translate from English into Italian

Molla, Primavera, Sorgente, Scaturire, Scattare, Balzare, Sorgere, Fonte, Balestra, Elasticità, Salto, Saltare, Balzo, Sgorgare, Zampillare, Derivare, Sbucare, Schizzare, Provenire, Azionare, Far scattare, Risultare

Spring: translate from English into Korean

봄, 용수철, 샘, 태엽, 탄력, 꺼내다, 휨, 굽다, 튐, 튀어 돌아옴, 본원, 휜 것, 쪼개진 틈, 갈라진 틈, 새는 구멍, 경쾌함, 튀다, 나타나다, 우뚝 솟다, 뛰게 하다, 갑자기 내놓다, 쌓다, 날아 오르게 하다, 퉁기다, 발생, 뛰어오름, 대조의 시기, 퉁겨지다, 단번에 ...하다, 갑자기 ...하다, 솟아나오다, 출신이다, 마음에 떠오르다, 갑자기 말을 꺼내다, 되튀게 하다, 용수철을 달다, 폭발시키다, 교도소에서 석방시키다, 용수철이 있는

Spring: translate from English into Russian

Весна, Пружина, Весенний, Рессора, Яровой, Возникать, Источник, Родник, Ключ, Пружинящий, Упругий, Упругость, Прыжок, Пружинить, Начало, Прыгать, Эластичный, Мотив, Эластичность, Скачок, Течь, Подпрыгивать, Коробиться, Трещина, Вспугивать, Появляться, Внезапно открыть, Бить, Энергия, Живость, Побег из тюрьмы, Скакать, Бросаться, Возвышаться, Всходить, Прорастать, Давать побеги, Давать ростки, Внезапно сообщить, Тратить деньги, Бить ключом, Брызнуть, Взрывать, Приливать, Происходить, Брать начало, Давать трещину, Трескаться, Раскалывать, Раскалываться, Устанавливать на пружине, Отпускать пружину, Подрессоривать, Причина

Spring: translate from English into Spanish

Primavera, Resorte, Muelle, Brotar, Manantial, Fuente, Elasticidad, Cuerda, Entretiempo, Brincar, Torcer, Volar, Levantar, Torcerse

Word origin

Old English spring (noun), springan (verb), of Germanic origin; related to Dutch and German springen . Early use in the senses ‘head of a well’ and ‘rush out in a stream’ gave rise to the fig

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Spring synonims

bound

baʊnd

verb
Walk or run with leaping strides.
Usage examples:
Louis came bounding down the stairs

noun
A leaping movement towards or over something.
Usage examples:
I went up the steps in two effortless bounds

verb
Form the boundary of; enclose.
Usage examples:
The ground was bounded by a main road on one side and a meadow on the other

Bound - all meanings in English

fount

faʊnt

noun
A source of a desirable quality or commodity.
Usage examples:
Our courier was a fount of knowledge

noun
Variant spelling of font2.

noun
A set of type of one particular face and size.
Usage examples:
Written material in a variety of fonts and formats

Fount - all meanings in English

geyser

ˈɡiː.zər

noun
A hot spring in which water intermittently boils, sending a tall column of water and steam into the air.
Usage examples:
Precious metals are commonly precipitated with the siliceous sinters that form around hot springs a…

verb
(especially of water or steam) gush or burst out with great force.
Usage examples:
A fissure opened and yellow smoke geysered upward

noun
A pool of hot water that sends a column of water and steam into the air on a regular or irregular schedule

Geyser - all meanings in English

hop

hɒp

verb
(of a person) move by jumping on one foot.
Usage examples:
He hopped along beside her

noun
A hopping movement.
Usage examples:
Place the rabbit on the floor to have a hop around

verb
Flavour with hops.
Usage examples:
A strong dark beer, heavily hopped

Hop - all meanings in English

jump

dʒʌmp

verb
Push oneself off a surface and into the air by using the muscles in one's legs and feet.
Usage examples:
The cat jumped off his lap

noun
An act of jumping from a surface by pushing upwards with one's legs and feet.
Usage examples:
In making the short jump across the gully he lost his balance

Move forward by leaps and bounds

Jump - all meanings in English

leap

liːp

verb
Jump or spring a long way, to a great height, or with great force.
Usage examples:
He leapt on to the parapet

noun
A forceful jump or quick movement.
Usage examples:
She came downstairs in a series of flying leaps

verb
Move forward by bounds

Leap - all meanings in English

materialize

verb
Become actual fact; happen.
Usage examples:
The forecast rate of increase did not materialize

verb
(of ideas and wishes) to become real or true
Usage examples:
Her hopes of owning her own restaurant never materialized., they listened to the footsteps, then wa…

Materialize - all meanings in English

maytime

noun
The month of may, especially in relation to the season of spring in which it falls.
Usage examples:
A procession of gaily decorated floats decked with flowers of maytime

Maytime - all meanings in English

pop up

phrasal verb
Appear or occur suddenly.
Usage examples:
These memories can pop up from time to time

phrasal verb
(of a bowled ball) rise sharply off the pitch.
Usage examples:
The ball pitched outside off and popped up

noun
An advertisement that is shown in a new window in front of the window that you are looking at on a website
Usage examples:
We do not allow pop-ups of any kind on our website., this pop-up can be displayed anywhere on the p…

Pop up - all meanings in English

pounce

verb
(of an animal or bird of prey) spring or swoop suddenly so as to catch prey.
Usage examples:
As he watched, a mink pounced on the vole

noun
A sudden swoop or spring.
Usage examples:
The time between the pounce and the jump seemed an eternity, although it was only seconds.

verb
Smooth down by rubbing with pounce or pumice.
Usage examples:
The example shown in plate ix is unusual for its green ground, which was achieved by pouncing the s…

Pounce - all meanings in English

saltation

noun
Abrupt evolutionary change; sudden large-scale mutation.
Usage examples:
New genetic characters appear suddenly by saltation

Saltation - all meanings in English

source

noun
A place, person, or thing from which something originates or can be obtained.
Usage examples:
Mackerel is a good source of fish oil

verb
Obtain from a particular source.
Usage examples:
Each type of coffee is sourced from one country

noun
Something or someone that causes or produces something, or is the origin of it
Usage examples:
A source of energy/light, spinach is a good source of vitamins., his wife was a constant source of …

Source - all meanings in English

spa

noun
A mineral spring considered to have health-giving properties.
Usage examples:
The victorian spa town of buxton

proper noun
A small town in eastern belgium, south-east of liège; population 10,549 (2008). it has been celebrated since medieval times for the curative properties of its mineral springs.

Spa - all meanings in English

springtide

noun
Term for springtime.

Springtide - all meanings in English

springtime

noun
The season of spring.
Usage examples:
The sounds of lambing in springtime

Springtime - all meanings in English

vault

noun
A roof in the form of an arch or a series of arches, typical of churches and other large, formal buildings.
Usage examples:
A gothic ribbed vault

verb
Leap or spring while supporting or propelling oneself with one or both hands or with the help of a pole.
Usage examples:
He vaulted over the gate

noun
An act of vaulting.
Usage examples:
The barman, with a practised vault of the bar, was again serving wine

Vault - all meanings in English

well

adverb
In a good or satisfactory way.
Usage examples:
The whole team played well

adjective
In good health; free or recovered from illness.
Usage examples:
I don't feel very well

exclamation
Used to express a range of emotions including surprise, anger, resignation, or relief.
Usage examples:
Well, really! the manners of some people!

Well - all meanings in English

wellspring

noun
Literary term for well head (sense 1).

noun
The place something comes from or starts at, or the cause of something
Usage examples:
The wellspring of the creative spirit

Wellspring - all meanings in English

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