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1 die Spannkraft
- {buoyancy} sự nổ, sức nổi, khả năng chóng phục hồi sức khoẻ, tinh thần hăng hái, tính sôi nổi,, tính vui vẻ, xu thế lên giá - {elasticity} tính co giãn &), tính đàn hồi, tính mềm dẻo, tính nhún nhẩy, tính bồng bột, tính bốc đồng, tính dễ tự tha thứ - {energy} nghị lực, sinh lực, sự hoạt động tích cực, khả năng tiềm tàng, năng lực tiềm tàng, sức lực, năng lượng - {resilience} tính bật nảy, tính co giân, tính tính đàn hồi, khả năng phục hồi nhanh sức mạnh, sức bật, biến dạng đàn hồi, độ dai va đập - {spring} sự nhảy, cái nhảy, mùa xuân, suối, sự co dãn, sự bật lại, lò xo, nhíp, chỗ nhún, nguồn, gốc, căn nguyên, động cơ, chỗ cong, đường cong, chỗ nứt, đường nứt, sự rò, sự bị nước rỉ vào, dây buộc thuyền vào bến - con nước, bài hát vui, điệu múa vui = die Spannkraft (Medizin) {tone; tonicity}+
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