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1 spring
[sprɪŋ] past tense sprang [spraŋ]: past participle sprung [spraŋ]1. verb1) to jump, leap or move swiftly ( usually upwards):يَقْفِزShe sprang into the boat.
2) to arise or result from:يَنْبُع من، يَنْتُج عَنHis bravery springs from his love of adventure.
3) to (cause a trap to) close violently:يَقْفِز وَ يَنْقَفِلThe trap must have sprung when the hare stepped in it.
2. noun1) a coil of wire or other similar device which can be compressed or squeezed down but returns to its original shape when released:رَفّاصthe springs in a chair.
2) the season of the year between winter and summer when plants begin to flower or grow leaves:فَصْل الرَّبيعSpring is my favourite season.
3) a leap or sudden movement:قَفْزَه، وَثْبَهThe lion made a sudden spring on its prey.
4) the ability to stretch and spring back again:إمْتِداد وارْتِدادThere's not a lot of spring in this old trampoline.
5) a small stream flowing out from the ground.نَبْع، يَنْبوع -
2 spring n
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3 fjeder fk
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4 пружина ж
spring -
5 abura
nouncistern--------nounwell spring--------nounwell -
6 asubura
nounfountain--------nounspring--------nounwell -
7 hyppy
yks.nom. hyppy; yks.gen. hypyn; yks.part. hyppyä; yks.ill. hyppyyn; mon.gen. hyppyjen; mon.part. hyppyjä; mon.ill. hyppyihinbound (noun)hop (noun)jump (noun)jump leap (noun)leap (noun)plunge (noun)skip (noun)spring (noun)vault (noun)* * *• bounche• elevation• transfer• spring• skip• pounce• leap• jump• frolic• discontinuity• branch• bound• bounce• vault• hop -
8 lähde
yks.nom. lähde; yks.gen. lähteen; yks.part. lähdettä; yks.ill. lähteeseen; mon.gen. lähteiden lähteitten; mon.part. lähteitä; mon.ill. lähteisiin lähteihinfountain (noun)fountain-head (noun)mine (noun)rise (noun)source (noun)spring (noun)well (noun)well-head (noun)* * *• source• spring• well• beginning• well-head• rise• parent• mine• fountain• fountain-head -
9 hyppäys
yks.nom. hyppäys; yks.gen. hyppäyksen; yks.part. hyppäystä; yks.ill. hyppäykseen; mon.gen. hyppäysten hyppäyksien; mon.part. hyppäyksiä; mon.ill. hyppäyksiinbound (noun)hop (noun)jump (noun)leap (noun)spring (noun)* * *• spring• skip• leap• keep one's eyes skinned• jump• bound• hop -
10 joustavuus
yks.nom. joustavuus; yks.gen. joustavuuden; yks.part. joustavuutta; yks.ill. joustavuuteen; mon.gen. joustavuuksien; mon.part. joustavuuksia; mon.ill. joustavuuksiinbuoyancy (noun)elasticity (noun)flexibility (noun)resilience (noun)spring (noun)* * *• adjustability• buoyancy• compliance• elasticity• flexibility• pliability• resilience• spring• springiness• adaptability -
11 kimmoisuus
yks.nom. kimmoisuus; yks.gen. kimmoisuuden; yks.part. kimmoisuutta; yks.ill. kimmoisuuteen; mon.gen. kimmoisuuksien; mon.part. kimmoisuuksia; mon.ill. kimmoisuuksiinelasticity (noun)give (noun)resilience (noun)spring (noun)springiness (noun)* * *• resilience• spring• give• flexibility• elasticity• bounce• springiness -
12 resori
yks.nom. resori; yks.gen. resorin; yks.part. resoria; yks.ill. resoriin; mon.gen. resorien resoreiden resoreitten; mon.part. resoreja resoreita; mon.ill. resoreihinrib (noun)rib-knit (noun)rib-stitch (noun)spring (noun)* * *• rib• rib-knit• rib-stitch• spring -
13 saada alkunsa
arise (verb)emanate from (verb)originate (verb)rise (noun)spring (noun)* * *• commence• ascend• arise• come from• grow• follow• emanate from• derive• originate• rise• be due to• stem• spring• spring up• result -
14 takatalvi
yks.nom. takatalvi; yks.gen. takatalven; yks.part. takatalvea; yks.ill. takatalveen; mon.gen. takatalvien; mon.part. takatalvia; mon.ill. takatalviincold spell in spring (noun)return of winter (noun)* * *• cold spell in spring• winter weather in spring -
15 jousi
yks.nom. jousi; yks.gen. jousen; yks.part. jousta; yks.ill. jouseen; mon.gen. jousten jousien; mon.part. jousia; mon.ill. jousiinbow (noun)cross-bow (noun)spring (noun)* * *• bow• spring• cross-bow -
16 ponnahdus
yks.nom. ponnahdus; yks.gen. ponnahduksen; yks.part. ponnahdusta; yks.ill. ponnahdukseen; mon.gen. ponnahdusten ponnahduksien; mon.part. ponnahduksia; mon.ill. ponnahduksiinbound (noun)rebound (noun)spring (noun)* * *• spring• bounce• bound• jump• leap• rebound -
17 pulpahtaa
yks.nom. pulpahtaa; yks.gen. pulpahdan; yks.part. pulpahti; yks.ill. pulpahtaisi; mon.gen. pulpahtakoon; mon.part. pulpahtanut; mon.ill. pulpahdettiincome up (verb)spring up (verb)spurt out (verb)well up (verb)spring (noun)well* * *• spring up• well• well up• well out• spring• pop up• emerge• come up• spurt out -
18 esittää
yks.nom. esittää; yks.gen. esitän; yks.part. esitti; yks.ill. esittäisi; mon.gen. esittäköön; mon.part. esittänyt; mon.ill. esitettiinact (verb)adduce (verb)advance (verb)allege (verb)deliver (verb)execute (verb)exhibit (verb)express (verb)extemporize (verb)extend (verb)impersonate (verb)move (verb)offer (verb)perform (verb)personate (verb)portray (verb)pose (verb)present (verb)produce (verb)propose (verb)propound (verb)put (verb)raise (verb)record (verb)refer (verb)render (verb)represent (verb)set forth (verb)show (verb)state (verb)suggest (verb)tender (verb)unfold (verb)give introduce to put forward spring (noun)table (noun)* * *• illustrate• give• extend• introduce to• exhibit• offer• express• make a motion• make clear• mean• move• execute• advertise• mention• describe• depict• demonstrate• deliver• bring up• bring out• bring forward• appoint• perform• allege• pose• advance• adduce• act• announce• show• unfold• tell• table• suggest• submit• state• play• signify• set forward• set forth• reveal• represent• report• render• produce• spring• refer• present• portray• propose• propound• put forth• record• put forward• put in• put up• put• raise• pre-exist -
19 kevät
yks.nom. kevät; yks.gen. kevään; yks.part. kevättä; yks.ill. kevääseen; mon.gen. keväiden keväitten; mon.part. keväitä; mon.ill. keväisiin keväihinspring (noun)springtime (noun)* * *• springtime• spring -
20 terveyslähde
mineral spring (noun)spa (noun)* * *• mineral spring• spa
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