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Definition of sprit - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
sailingTECH. pole used to support a sailTECH.
- The sprit was adjusted to catch the wind better..
2.
botanyRare young shoot or sprout of a plantRare
- The garden was full of new sprits in spring.
Images of sprit

pole used to support a sail 
young shoot or sprout of a plant
Origin of sprit
Middle English, sprit (pole)
Terms with sprit included in their meaning
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maritime
fore-and-aft sail supported by a sprit
Examples of sprit in a sentence
A broken sprit can be dangerous during a storm. Sprits emerged after the rain shower. The farmer noticed sprits in the field.
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- French:espar, pousse, ...
- German:Spriet, Trieb, ...
- Italian:asta, germoglio, ...
- Spanish:percha, brote, ...
- Portuguese:pau de vela, rebento, ...
- Chinese:支索, 嫩芽, ...
- Japanese:スプリット, 芽, ...
- Arabic:سارية الشراع, بُرْعُم, ...
- Hebrew:מוֹט תְּמִיכָה לְמִפְרָשׁ, נָבִיט, ...
- Russian:рея, побег, ...
- Ukrainian:щогла, паросток, ...
- Hindi:स्प्रिट, अंकुर, ...
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