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1 spring
faucet, tap* * *subst. [ vannspring] tap, water-tap subst. [ vannspring] US: faucet subst. (kart) spring tide -
2 vårjevndøgns spring lavvann
subst. (kart) equinoctial spring low water -
3 midlere spring høyvann
subst. (kart) mean high water springs -
4 midlere spring lavvann
subst. (kart) mean low water springs -
5 lue opp
spring into flame -
6 selvlukkende kran
spring faucet -
7 springe lekk
spring leak -
8 spenn
spring, span -
9 springflo
spring-tide -
10 springmadrass
spring mattress -
11 sviktstup
spring dive -
12 bladfjær
subst. [ vognfjær] plate spring, flat spring, laminated spring, compound spring, leaf spring -
13 fjæroppheng
subst. spring hangers, spring support, spring suspension -
14 fjærpasser
subst. spring bows, spring calipers, spring dividers -
15 fjærsett
subst. spring assembly, spring nest, spring contacts -
16 kontaktfjær
subst. (teleteknikk) contact spring subst. (teleteknikk) contact spring, relay spring -
17 skruefjær
subst. helical spring, screw spring, coil spring -
18 spiralfjær
subst. coil spring subst. helical spring subst. spiral spring -
19 stoppefjær
subst. catch spring, stop spring, detent spring -
20 vår
весна-enнаш, наша-t, -e* * *our, ours, spring* * *pron. our, ours subst. spring, springtime subst. Spring (i livets vår) in the springtime of life
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