Definition of spring from - Reverso English Dictionary
Phrasal verb
1.
movementmove or jump suddenly from a place
- The cat sprang from the tree onto the roof.
2.
originoriginate or arise from a source
- Her love for music springs from her childhood experiences.
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cooking ingredient
edible young green shoots from a spring garden vegetable
geothermal water
natural spring of heated water from the earth's crust
beverage
water from a spring with natural minerals
plant
cup-shaped spring flower that grows from a bulb
physics
spring back from an impact
nature
small spring where liquid oozes from ground
young meat
meat from a young lamb born in spring
mechanical
helical spring made from wire
plants
fragrant purple or white spring flowers from a small woody shrub
plant
saffron spice from dried stigmas of a spring-flowering bulb
bush
flowering shrub from Asia and Europe with yellow spring flowers
mechanics
spring back from a forceful action
bulb
flowering plant with blue spring flowers from alpine regions
spring source
place where a spring emerges from the ground
Examples of spring from in a sentence
She sprang from her seat in excitement. The idea springs from a need to innovate. Many traditions spring from ancient customs.
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- French:jaillir, provenir de, ...
- German:springen von, entspringen, ...
- Italian:saltare da, scaturire da, ...
- Spanish:brincar de, nacer de, ...
- Portuguese:saltar de, originar-se de, ...
- Chinese:跳出, 源于, ...
- Japanese:から飛び出す, から生じる, ...
- Arabic:وَثَبَ, نَبَعَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְזַנֵּק, לִנְבּוֹעַ מִ, ...
- Russian:прыгнуть с, происходить из, ...
- Ukrainian:стрибнути з, походити від, ...
- Hindi:से उछलना, से उत्पन्न होना, ...
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