hot spring
hɒt sprɪŋ
hot spring: natural spring of heated water from the earth's crust
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Definition of hot spring - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

geothermal waternatural spring of heated water from the earth's crust
  • We relaxed in the hot spring, enjoying the natural warmth..
  • The hot spring attracted many tourists.
  • They found a hot spring in the mountains.
thermal spring
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  • hot spring: natural spring of heated water from the earth's crust
    natural spring of heated water from the earth's crust

Expressions with hot

hot watern.
water at a high temperature
Be careful, the hot water is boiling.
baking hotadj.
extremely hot like an oven, often uncomfortably dry
It was baking hot in the desert today.
hot dogn.
sausage in a bread roll with condiments
I had a hot dog at the baseball game.
hot itemn.
product in high demand
The new smartphone is a hot item this season.
have a hot temperv.
get angry easily or quickly in situations
She tends to have a hot temper when stressed.
hot potaton.
game where players pass an object quickly
The kids played hot potato at the party.

Expressions with spring

spring upv.
to rise or jump suddenly from a position
He sprang up from his chair when he heard the news..
spring chickenn.
person who is no longer young
She admitted she was no spring chicken anymore.
spring fromv.
move or jump suddenly from a place
The cat sprang from the tree onto the roof.
spring onv.
suddenly present something unexpected to someone
They sprang the news on us during dinner.
spring a trapv.
cause a trap to close suddenly
The hunter sprang a trap to catch the rabbit.
spring in your stepn.
lively and energetic manner of walking
After the raise, there was a spring in your step all day.
spring outv.
break out or escape from confinement
The prisoners managed to spring out of the cell.
spring to lifev.
start working or functioning suddenly
The old car sprang to life after a few tries.
spring to mindv.
appear suddenly in one's thoughts as an example
When I think of summer, beaches spring to mind.
full of the joys of springadj.
very cheerful and lively, showing happiness and energy
She was full of the joys of spring after hearing the good news!

Terms related to hot spring

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crustearthgeothermalheatednaturalsourcespringwater

Terms with hot spring included in their meaning

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geysern.
natural phenomenon
hot spring that periodically ejects water and steam
thermal watern.
geology
naturally hot mineral spring water often used in baths or skin treatments
geyseriten.
hot spring rock
silica-rich deposit left near geysers, often containing quartz and opal
onsenn.
culture
natural hot spring in Japan
onsenn.
relaxation
bathing facility around hot spring
onsenn.
travel
resort hotel with hot spring baths

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  1. French:source chaude, ...
  2. German:heiße Quelle, ...
  3. Italian:sorgente termale, ...
  4. Spanish:manantial caliente, ...
  5. Portuguese:nascente termal, ...
  6. Chinese:温泉, ...
  7. Japanese:温泉, ...
  8. Arabic:نَبْع مِيَاه حَارَّة, ...
  9. Hebrew:מַעְיָן חַם, ...
  10. Russian:горячий источник, ...
  11. Ukrainian:гаряче джерело, ...
  12. Hindi:गर्म पानी का झरना, ...

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