spring - use in sentences

Object

  • trap: It springs the trap that you have all worked so hard for over the last four years.
  • leak: It was as tho a bag full of water had sprung a leak.
  • damper: The long travel suspension arms are connected to independent oil-filled sprung dampers to soak up the bumps without affecting directional control.

Converse of object

  • coil: The rotor's movement winds the mainspring, a flat coiled spring that powers mechanical watches.

Adjective modifier

  • chalybeate: In the township of Shipley is a chalybeate spring.
  • hot: The city was also well known for its hot springs, which emitted lukewarm water continually.
  • early: In the Uk they are most abundant in the autumn in a season spanning from early spring to late autumn.
  • late: In late spring, look out for large clusters of flowers on the male trees which are quite sweetly scented.
  • next: Next spring, he launches a new line of watches.
  • winter/early: The color is on the new growth, so cut them hard back in late winter/early spring.

Modifies a noun

  • onion: To make spring onion curls; use a sharp knife to cut a spring onion into 8cm lengths.
  • tide: On a large spring tide the flows between the islands can be truly awesome.
  • barley: These residues were large enough to supply the needs of the following spring barley without the need for any additional nitrogen.
  • preload: Double chamber hydraulic shock absorber with 5 positions for spring preload.
  • equinox: For them the astrological year begins with the sign of Aries, the sun being at 0° of Aries on the spring equinox.
  • bulb: Today these gardens are famous for their splendid carpet of spring bulbs.

Noun used with modifier

  • coil: Choose between a lightweight air shock or bomber duty coil spring.

Infinitive complement

  • mind: Rating 8/10 Tourist by Athlete A poor man's Coldplay springs to mind on initial inspection of the album.

Preposition: from

  • corbel: Roof of four bays with four molded tie-beams supported on short wall posts and arch braces which spring from wooden corbels.

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