| 词汇 | sprang |
| 释义 | sprang verb uk /spræŋ/ us /spræŋ/ past simple ofspring(spring的过去式) sprang | American Dictionarysprang us/spræŋ/ past simple of spring Examples of sprangsprang The legal purge drew many complaints, the most common of which sprang from its slowness and the inequity of its sentences. He sprang in the air and let out a whoop. Accordingly, new organizations sprang up alongside the old. A lively and enthusiastic correspondence sprang up between the two men, their relationship developing into something of a mutual admiration society. A whole range of periodicals, some which lasted to the end of the century and beyond, sprang up to analyze the movement's virtues and flaws. Their opposition to the radical nationalists sprang from a profound social conceit. All of this sprang from an overriding concern to limit the state's financial commitments. If we examine the historical record, we see that the sense of common identity they discovered in age sprang from their demographic uniqueness. French police sprang into action, setting up dragnets in the nation's key ports. The household was the basis from which diverse activities sprang. Similar movements sprang up for mentally ill patients, human clinical subjects, and disabled patients. As the nineteenth century gathered pace many more libraries sprang up, as will be seen from examples given at the end of this book. The human relations reform movement, from which factory music sprang, was not simply about creating new techniques of power to increase efficiency and profits. A gale sprang up and blew for two days. Interprofessional interest groups for independent retailers and artisans sprang up like mushrooms. See all examples of sprang These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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