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Spring
01
the season that comes after winter, when in most countries the trees and flowers begin to grow again
Example
His favorite season is spring, when the weather is mild and the flowers are in full bloom.
Many people do spring cleaning to tidy up their homes.
02
a place where a natural flow of water comes up from the ground
03
a metal elastic device that returns to its shape or position when pushed or pulled or pressed
04
a light, self-propelled movement upwards or forwards
05
do something in turns
06
the elasticity of something that can be stretched and returns to its original length
07
a point at which water issues forth
to spring
01
to make a sudden and quick move forward
Intransitive: to spring | to spring to a direction
Example
The cat crouched low, ready to spring forward and catch the elusive prey.
Startled by the loud noise, she instinctively sprang from her chair and looked around.
02
to evolve or grow into a distinct and recognizable form or entity
Transitive: to spring into sth
Example
Over time, the small online community grew and sprang into a vibrant social platform.
The initial concept for the business began to spring into a successful and recognizable brand.
03
to emerge or come into existence unexpectedly and swiftly
Intransitive
Example
The idea for a groundbreaking invention sprang to his mind during a casual conversation.
As the sun set, a feeling of inspiration sprung within the artist, leading to a burst of creativity.
04
to introduce or present something to someone in a sudden and unexpected manner
Ditransitive: to spring an idea or suggestion on sb
Example
During the meeting, he decided to spring a new idea on the team.
She sprung a surprise proposal on her partner during a romantic weekend getaway.
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