Springs definition: Natural outflows of groundwater from the earth's surface, often forming streams or rivers.
Definitions of Springs
- 1noun
Natural outflows of groundwater from the earth's surface, often forming streams or rivers.
- 2noun
Elastic devices, typically a coil of metal, that can be pressed or pulled but return to their original shape when released, used to store mechanical energy.
- 3verb
To move suddenly and rapidly upward or forward, or to originate from a source, often with a sudden burst of energy.
Example Sentences
“Many hot springs are found in volcanic regions around the world.”
“The old mattress had weak springs, making it uncomfortable to sleep on.”
“He springs out of bed every morning, full of energy for the day.”
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To suddenly begin to move or do something with energy and enthusiasm.
To suddenly or immediately think of something.
To suddenly develop a hole or crack through which liquid or gas can escape.
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