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🔑springspring1 /sprɪŋ / noun - [countable, uncountable] the season of the year which follows winter and comes before summer. In spring the weather gets warmer and plants begin to grow.春季；春天◆a cold, wet spring潮湿寒冷的春天◆in the spring of 2004在 2004 年春季◆There's a feeling of spring in the air.可以感觉到一点儿春天的气息。
- [countable] (
geography地理) a place where water comes up naturally from under the ground泉◆a hot spring温泉
- [countable] a long piece of thin metal or wire that is bent around and around. After you push or pull a spring it goes back to its original shape and size.弹簧◆bed springs床垫弹簧
- [countable] an act of jumping up or moving quickly跳；跃；蹦◆With one spring the cat landed on the table.那只猫一下子就跳上了桌子。
 ●be no spring chickento not be young anymore不再年轻；老大不小◆Uncle Ted has a lot of energy, but he's no spring chicken.特德叔叔精力充沛，不过他也不年轻了。
springspring2 /sprɪŋ / verb [intransitive] (past tense sprang /spræŋ / or sprung /sprʌŋ / , past participle sprung) to jump or move quickly跳；跃；蹦◆When the alarm went off, Ray sprang out of bed.闹钟一响，雷就从床上一跃而起。◆to spring to your feet立刻站起◆ (figurative) Everyone sprang to her defense when the boss started criticizing her.老板开始批评她时，大家都马上为她辩护。 SYN leap●spring to mindif something springs to mind, you suddenly remember or think of it突然想起；忽然记起  ●spring for sth (informal) to pay for something, especially as a treat for someone else（替人）付…的钱◆He's never offered to spring for dinner.他从来不主动出钱付餐费。●spring from sth (formal) to be caused by something; to start from something由…造成；来自；源于◆The idea for the novel sprang from a trip to India.这本小说的构思源自一次印度之行。●spring sth on sb (informal) to tell someone something that is a surprise or not expected冷不防地向某人提出；出其不意地告诉某人◆I hate to spring this on you, but can you get me that data by tomorrow?我不想突然和你说这事，不过你明天之前能把那份数据给我吗？●spring upto appear or develop quickly or suddenly迅速出现；突然兴起◆Internet cafes are springing up everywhere.网吧正遍地开花。 |
