spring

春季, 春天

青春, 初期

跳跃, 跳起, 弹回

弹性[力], 活力

弹簧, 发条

泉; 源泉

[常用复]根源, 动机, 原动力

[pl. ]大潮期

裂缝, 裂开;【航海】倒缆, (甲板的)上翘, 转向锚索;【建】起拱点[面]

【杓球】棒的弯曲

spring

to move or cause to move suddenly upwards or forwards in a single motion

to release or be released from a forced position by elastic force

to leap or jump over

to come, issue, or arise suddenly

(of a part of a mechanism, etc) to jump out of place

to make (wood, etc) warped or split or (of wood, etc) to become warped or split

to happen or cause to happen unexpectedly

to develop or originate

to be descended

to come into being or appear suddenly

(of a gun dog) to rouse (game) from cover

(of game or quarry) to start or rise suddenly from cover

to appear to have a strong upward movement

to explode (a mine) or (of a mine) to explode

to provide with a spring or springs

to arrange the escape of (someone) from prison

(of daylight or dawn) to begin to appear

the act or an instance of springing

a leap, jump, or bound

the quality of resilience; elasticity.(as modifier)

the act or an instance of moving rapidly back from a position of tension

a natural outflow of ground water, as forming the source of a stream.(as modifier)

a device, such as a coil or strip of steel, that stores potential energy when it is compressed, stretched, or bent and releases it when the restraining force is removed.(as modifier)

a structural defect such as a warp or bend

the season of the year between winter and summer, astronomically from the March equinox to the June solstice in the N hemisphere and from the September equinox to the December solstice in the S hemisphere.(as modifier).

the earliest or freshest time of something

a source or origin

one of a set of strips of rubber, steel, etc, running down the inside of the handle of a cricket bat, hockey stick, etc

Also called: spring line a mooring line, usually one of a pair that cross amidships

a flock of teal

another name for springing