spring

US /sprɪŋ/
UK /sprɪŋ/
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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.

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Flowers bloom beautifully in spring.
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We are planning a trip for next spring.
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a coiled device, typically of metal, that can be pressed or pulled but returns to its former shape when released, used to apply tension or to store and absorb energy.

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The mattress has many small springs inside.
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The toy car is powered by a coiled spring.
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a place where water naturally flows out from the ground.

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The hikers found a fresh water spring.
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The village relies on the natural spring for its water supply.
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1.

move or jump suddenly or rapidly upward or forward.

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He watched the cat spring onto the fence.
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The athlete will spring from the starting block.
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2.

originate or arise from.

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His success sprang from hard work and dedication.
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Many problems spring from poor communication.
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