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Definition of spring-loaded - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
mechanical deviceTECH. uses a spring to move or hold parts in placeTECH.
- The spring-loaded latch snaps shut automatically.
- She pressed the spring-loaded latch to release the cover.
- Inspectors found a spring-loaded trap in the cargo hold.
Origin of spring-loaded
English, spring (to jump) + load (to burden) + -ed (past tense)
Terms with spring-loaded included in their meaning
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mechanism
spring-loaded device securing a door
gripping tool
clip with spring-loaded metal jaws for gripping
technology
spring-loaded clip for temporary electrical connections
spring-loaded blade
small knife whose blade springs out with a button press
tools
tool with spring-loaded jaws used to grip or hold objects tightly
electronics
electrical switch with a spring-loaded actuator
activity
bounce repeatedly on a spring-loaded stick
outdoor sports
spring-loaded device for rock climbing
hardware
spring-loaded metal piece that keeps a door closed until a handle moves it
games
spring-loaded part in pinball machines
furniture
adjustable lamp with a spring-loaded arm
climbing gear
metal loop with a spring-loaded gate used in climbing
climbing
metal loop with a spring-loaded gate
climbing gear
metal link with a spring-loaded gate used to quickly connect components
spring-loaded bolt
lock with a spring-loaded bolt, key needed to unlock
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- French:à ressort, ...
- German:federbelastet, ...
- Italian:a molla, ...
- Spanish:con resortes, ...
- Portuguese:de mola, ...
- Chinese:弹簧式的, ...
- Japanese:バネ式の, ...
- Arabic:مَزُوَّد بِنابِض, ...
- Hebrew:מוּפְעָל קֶפִיץ, ...
- Russian:пружинный, ...
- Ukrainian:пружинний, ...
- Hindi:स्प्रिंग युक्त, ...
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