The Rite of Spring
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Definition of The Rite of Spring - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
musical workRare famous ballet and orchestral work by StravinskyRare
- The Rite of Spring premiered in Paris in 1913.
2.
performanceRare performances or interpretations of Stravinsky's compositionRare
- We attended a stunning performance of The Rite of Spring.
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Expressions with the
feeling very cold
The icy wind gave me the shivers.
something done often in the same way
Every morning, he has the usual for breakfast.
man who has begotten a child
He is the father of two children.
at the moment the beep ends on a voicemail
Please leave your message after the tone.
in contact with a wall surface
The bookshelf is placed against the wall.
wish someone good luck or success
I hope you do well in your exam, all the best!
reaching the intended goal or destination
They drove all the way to the beach.
located very near
The bakery is just around the corner.
positioned at the boundary of an area
The house is at the edge of the forest.
the time when the day finishes
We will meet at the end of the day.
be available to do something
I don't have the time to meet today.
without any light present
She stumbled in the dark trying to find the switch.
located roughly equal distance from edges inside space or group
The table stood in the middle of the room.
visible in a photograph or image
Everyone in the picture is smiling.
causing difficulty or obstruction
The boxes were in the way of the door.
used to say someone is next to do something
It’s the turn of Maria to choose the movie.
near the end of the day
They finished the project late in the day.
located or carried on the rear surface of someone or something
The child sat on the back of the bike.
changing location or position actively
The troops are on the move to the border.
at the outermost layer or level
The paint looks fine on the surface but is peeling underneath.
in a position not obstructing or blocking
Please move the box out of the way.
change the time to an earlier hour
We need to put the clock back this weekend.
pleasing quality that makes something attractive
The beauty of the painting captivated everyone.
recently but not exactly sure when
I saw him the other day at the park.
Expressions with rite
religious ceremony for someone near death
The priest performed the last rite for the dying man.
ceremony marking a life transition
A bar mitzvah is a rite of passage for Jewish boys.
customary practice in a religion
The religious rite of fasting is observed during certain holy months.
ritual performed during a funeral service
A traditional funeral rite includes lighting candles.
ritual for accepting someone into a community
He underwent a rite of initiation to join the fraternity.
ceremony marking entry into a group or new stage
The tribe held an initiation rite for new members.
traditional event marking the arrival of spring
The village held the rite of spring every March.
Expressions with spring
to rise or jump suddenly from a position
He sprang up from his chair when he heard the news..
person who is no longer young
She admitted she was no spring chicken anymore.
move or jump suddenly from a place
The cat sprang from the tree onto the roof.
suddenly present something unexpected to someone
They sprang the news on us during dinner.
cause a trap to close suddenly
The hunter sprang a trap to catch the rabbit.
lively and energetic manner of walking
After the raise, there was a spring in your step all day.
break out or escape from confinement
The prisoners managed to spring out of the cell.
start working or functioning suddenly
The old car sprang to life after a few tries.
appear suddenly in one's thoughts as an example
When I think of summer, beaches spring to mind.
very cheerful and lively, showing happiness and energy
She was full of the joys of spring after hearing the good news!
person who is not very young anymore
Despite her energy, she's no spring chicken.
begin leaking suddenly or unexpectedly
The old boat sprang a leak during the storm.
unexpectedly reveal or announce something
They decided to spring a surprise by announcing their engagement at the party.
feeling of laziness with spring's warm weather
His spring fever made him nap all afternoon.
pay for something willingly or generously
She decided to spring for dinner tonight.
lively and energetic manner of walking
She walked into the room with a spring in her step.
begin doing something suddenly and quickly
When the alarm rang, they sprang into action.
suddenly become active or lively
The old car sprang into life with a loud roar.
appear suddenly and unexpectedly in sight
The deer sprang into view from behind the trees.
feeling of renewal and hope during spring
Spring is in the air, and everyone feels hopeful.
unexpectedly present or reveal something to someone
They decided to spring the news on him during the meeting.
tell someone news suddenly and unexpectedly
Don't spring the news on her right before dinner.
begin doing something quickly and energetically
When the alarm rang, they sprang to action.
move quickly to a standing position
The soldiers spring to attention at the officer's command.
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Examples of The Rite of Spring in a sentence
Many students study The Rite of Spring in music class. The orchestra's rendition of The Rite of Spring was breathtaking. Critics praised the ballet's interpretation of The Rite of Spring.
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- French:Le Sacre du printemps, Sacre du printemps, ...
- German:Le Sacre du Printemps, ...
- Italian:La Sagra della Primavera, ...
- Spanish:La Consagración de la Primavera, ...
- Portuguese:A Sagração da Primavera, ...
- Chinese:春之祭, ...
- Japanese:春の祭典, ...
- Arabic:طُقُوس الرَّبِيع, ...
- Hebrew:פּוֹלְחָן הָאָבִיב, ...
- Russian:Весна священная, ...
- Ukrainian:Весна священна, ...
- Hindi:द राइट ऑफ स्प्रिंग, ...
- Bengali:বসন্তের আচার, দ্য রাইট অফ স্প্রিং, ...
- Catalan:La Consagració de la Primavera, ...
- Czech:Svěcení jara, ...
- Danish:Forårsofferet, ...
- Dutch:Le Sacre du Printemps, ...
- Greek:Ιεροτελεστία της Άνοιξης, ...
- Hungarian:A tavaszi áldozat, Tavaszi áldozat, ...
- Khmer:ពិធីនៃនិទាឃរដូវ, ពិធីនិទាឃរដូវ, ...
- Korean:봄의 제전, ...
- Persian:آیین بهار, ...
- Polish:Święto Wiosny, ...
- Portuguese (BR):A Sagração da Primavera, ...
- Romanian:Ritualul Primăverii, ...
- Swedish:Våroffer, ...
- Thai:พิธีกรรมแห่งฤดูใบไม้ผลิ, ...
- Turkish:Bahar Ayini, ...
- Vietnamese:Lễ hội Mùa xuân, Lễ Bái Mùa Xuân, ...
the rite of spring
Definition of the rite of spring - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
ceremonytraditional event marking the arrival of spring
- The village held the rite of spring every March.
- The community's rite of spring included dancing and singing.
- Every year, the rite of spring was celebrated with a feast.
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Expressions with the
feeling very cold
The icy wind gave me the shivers.
something done often in the same way
Every morning, he has the usual for breakfast.
man who has begotten a child
He is the father of two children.
at the moment the beep ends on a voicemail
Please leave your message after the tone.
in contact with a wall surface
The bookshelf is placed against the wall.
wish someone good luck or success
I hope you do well in your exam, all the best!
reaching the intended goal or destination
They drove all the way to the beach.
located very near
The bakery is just around the corner.
positioned at the boundary of an area
The house is at the edge of the forest.
the time when the day finishes
We will meet at the end of the day.
be available to do something
I don't have the time to meet today.
without any light present
She stumbled in the dark trying to find the switch.
located roughly equal distance from edges inside space or group
The table stood in the middle of the room.
visible in a photograph or image
Everyone in the picture is smiling.
causing difficulty or obstruction
The boxes were in the way of the door.
used to say someone is next to do something
It’s the turn of Maria to choose the movie.
near the end of the day
They finished the project late in the day.
located or carried on the rear surface of someone or something
The child sat on the back of the bike.
changing location or position actively
The troops are on the move to the border.
at the outermost layer or level
The paint looks fine on the surface but is peeling underneath.
in a position not obstructing or blocking
Please move the box out of the way.
change the time to an earlier hour
We need to put the clock back this weekend.
pleasing quality that makes something attractive
The beauty of the painting captivated everyone.
recently but not exactly sure when
I saw him the other day at the park.
Expressions with rite
religious ceremony for someone near death
The priest performed the last rite for the dying man.
ceremony marking a life transition
A bar mitzvah is a rite of passage for Jewish boys.
customary practice in a religion
The religious rite of fasting is observed during certain holy months.
ritual performed during a funeral service
A traditional funeral rite includes lighting candles.
ritual for accepting someone into a community
He underwent a rite of initiation to join the fraternity.
ceremony marking entry into a group or new stage
The tribe held an initiation rite for new members.
traditional event marking the arrival of spring
The village held the rite of spring every March.
Expressions with spring
to rise or jump suddenly from a position
He sprang up from his chair when he heard the news..
person who is no longer young
She admitted she was no spring chicken anymore.
move or jump suddenly from a place
The cat sprang from the tree onto the roof.
suddenly present something unexpected to someone
They sprang the news on us during dinner.
cause a trap to close suddenly
The hunter sprang a trap to catch the rabbit.
lively and energetic manner of walking
After the raise, there was a spring in your step all day.
break out or escape from confinement
The prisoners managed to spring out of the cell.
start working or functioning suddenly
The old car sprang to life after a few tries.
appear suddenly in one's thoughts as an example
When I think of summer, beaches spring to mind.
very cheerful and lively, showing happiness and energy
She was full of the joys of spring after hearing the good news!
person who is not very young anymore
Despite her energy, she's no spring chicken.
begin leaking suddenly or unexpectedly
The old boat sprang a leak during the storm.
unexpectedly reveal or announce something
They decided to spring a surprise by announcing their engagement at the party.
feeling of laziness with spring's warm weather
His spring fever made him nap all afternoon.
pay for something willingly or generously
She decided to spring for dinner tonight.
lively and energetic manner of walking
She walked into the room with a spring in her step.
begin doing something suddenly and quickly
When the alarm rang, they sprang into action.
suddenly become active or lively
The old car sprang into life with a loud roar.
appear suddenly and unexpectedly in sight
The deer sprang into view from behind the trees.
feeling of renewal and hope during spring
Spring is in the air, and everyone feels hopeful.
unexpectedly present or reveal something to someone
They decided to spring the news on him during the meeting.
tell someone news suddenly and unexpectedly
Don't spring the news on her right before dinner.
begin doing something quickly and energetically
When the alarm rang, they sprang to action.
move quickly to a standing position
The soldiers spring to attention at the officer's command.
Terms related to the rite of spring
💡 Terms in the same lexical field: analogies, antonyms, common collocates, words with same roots, hypernyms…
View all translations of the rite of spring
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- French:rite du printemps, ...
- German:Frühlingsritual, ...
- Italian:rito di primavera, ...
- Spanish:rito de primavera, ...
- Portuguese:rito da primavera, ...
- Chinese:春之祭, ...
- Japanese:春の儀式, ...
- Arabic:طَقْس الرَّبِيع, ...
- Hebrew:טֶקֶס הָאָבִיב, ...
- Russian:весенний обряд, ...
- Ukrainian:обряд весни, ...
- Hindi:वसंत का अनुष्ठान, ...
- Bengali:বসন্তের উৎসব, ...
- Catalan:el ritu de primavera, ...
- Czech:jarní obřad, ...
- Danish:forårsceremoni, ...
- Dutch:lentefeest, ...
- Greek:τελετουργικό της άνοιξης, ...
- Hungarian:tavaszköszöntő ünnepség, ...
- Khmer:ពិធីស្វាគមន៍រដូវផ្ការីក, ...
- Korean:봄맞이 의식, ...
- Persian:مراسم بهار, ...
- Polish:obrzęd wiosny, ...
- Portuguese (BR):rito da primavera, ...
- Romanian:ritualul primăverii, ...
- Swedish:vårens ceremoni, ...
- Thai:พิธีกรรมฤดูใบไม้ผลิ, ...
- Turkish:bahar ritüeli, ...
- Vietnamese:nghi lễ mùa xuân, ...
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