spring fever

sprɪŋ ˈfiːvər

Definition

Definition of spring fever - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

low energy

feeling of laziness with spring's warm weather

His spring fever made him nap all afternoon.

indolence

laziness

lethargy

new season buzzfeeling of restlessness and excitement at the start of spring

As the snow melted, her spring fever made her eager to start gardening..

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Expressions with spring

spring up

to rise or jump suddenly from a position

He sprang up from his chair when he heard the news..

spring chicken

person who is no longer young

She admitted she was no spring chicken anymore.

spring from

move or jump suddenly from a place

The cat sprang from the tree onto the roof.

spring on

suddenly present something unexpected to someone

They sprang the news on us during dinner.

spring a trap

cause a trap to close suddenly

The hunter sprang a trap to catch the rabbit.

spring in your step

lively and energetic manner of walking

After the raise, there was a spring in your step all day.

Expressions with fever

baby fever

fever in a baby

The doctor diagnosed the baby with baby fever and prescribed medication.

exam fever

intense anxiety or nervousness before an exam

She couldn't sleep due to exam fever.

fever dream

surreal or bizarre experience

The movie felt like a fever dream with its odd scenes and characters.

election fever

widespread public enthusiasm and activity related to an election

Election fever has taken over the city with rallies and debates everywhere.

run a fever

have a body temperature higher than normal

She started to run a fever last night..

at a fever pitch

adj.

extremely intense or excited in feeling or activity

The crowd was at a fever pitch during the concert.

reach fever pitch

become extremely intense or excited

The excitement reached fever pitch before the concert started.

at fever pitch

adv.

in a very intense or excited way

The crowd was cheering at fever pitch.

cabin fever

feeling anxious or sad from being stuck inside or alone

After a week indoors, she had cabin fever.

gold fever

strong desire for wealth or profit

His gold fever led him to risky investments.

Examples of spring fever in a sentence

Her spring fever led to spontaneous outdoor adventures.
The students' spring fever was evident in their restless behavior.

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French:torpeur printanière, fièvre du printemps, ...
German:Frühjahrsmüdigkeit, Frühlingsfieber, ...
Italian:pigrizia primaverile, ...
Spanish:astenia primaveral, ...
Portuguese:preguiça primaveril, febre da primavera, ...
Chinese:春困, 春躁症, ...
Japanese:春の怠け心, 春の熱, ...
Arabic:خُمُول رَبِيعِيّ, حُمّى الرَّبيع, ...
Hebrew:עֲיֵיפוּת אֲבִיבִית, קַדַּחַת הָאָבִיב, ...
Russian:весенняя лихорадка, ...
Ukrainian:весняна лінь, весняна лихоманка, ...
Hindi:वसंत आलस्य, वसंत उमंग, ...
Bengali:বসন্তের অলসতা, বসন্তের উচ্ছ্বাস, ...
Catalan:febre de primavera, febre primaveral, ...
Czech:jarní únava, jarní nálada, ...
Danish:forårstræthed, forårsfeber, ...
Dutch:lentevermoeidheid, lentekoorts, ...
Greek:ανοιξιάτικη νωθρότητα, ανοιξιάτικη έξαψη, ...
Hungarian:tavaszi fáradtság, tavaszi láz, ...
Khmer:អារម្មណ៍ខ្ជិលដោយសារអាកាសធាតុកក់ក្តៅនៅរដូវផ្ការីក, អារម្មណ៍មិនស្ងប់ និងរំភើបនៅដើមរដូវផ្ការីក, ...
Korean:봄 나른함, 봄 열병, ...
Persian:تنبلی بهاری, شور بهاری, ...
Polish:wiosenne lenistwo, wiosenna gorączka, ...
Portuguese (BR):febre de primavera, febre da primavera, ...
Romanian:febra de primăvară, febra primăverii, ...
Swedish:vårkänsla, vårkänslor, ...
Thai:ความขี้เกียจในฤดูใบไม้ผลิ, อาการกระสับกระส่ายและคึกคักเมื่อเริ่มเข้าสู่ฤดูใบไม้ผลิ, ...
Turkish:bahar yorgunluğu, bahar heyecanı, ...
Vietnamese:cơn sốt mùa xuân, cảm giác bồn chồn và háo hức khi xuân đến, ...

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