sprung

英 [sprʌŋ]

美 [sprʌŋ]

adj.  装有弹簧的; 弹簧支撑的
v.  跳; 跃; 蹦; 突然猛烈地移动; 突如其来地做; 冷不防地问; 突然说
spring的过去分词

过去式：sprung　

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牛津词典

adj.

• 装有弹簧的；弹簧支撑的
  fitted with metal springs
  1. a sprung mattress
     弹簧床垫

柯林斯词典

• 
  Sprungis the past participle ofspring.

双语例句

• New plate-glass office blocks have sprung up in low-rent business centres.
  玻璃壁面的新办公大楼如雨后春笋般出现在低租金的商业中心。
• But suddenly fashionable bars specialising in sake have sprung up all over Tokyo, attracting new and younger customers.
  这主要是由于其传统的中老年消费群总是在不断减少。如今，专营米酒的时尚酒吧如雨后春笋般遍布东京，并吸引一批年轻的新顾客。
• We've found six dishes that seemed to have sprung from Satan's own cookbook.
  我们找到了六种美味佳肴，它们似乎起源于魔王撒旦的食谱。
• Based on the strong support of national and local, Chinese animation companies have sprung up.
  基于国家和地方的大力扶持，中国动漫企业如雨后春笋般涌现。
• A crack, crevice, or split. This dry weather has sprung the door.
  裂缝裂隙、缺口或裂缝干燥的气候使门裂开了缝。
• They sprung the cab. let's go!
  他们抢了那辆出租车，我们追！
• The thorns sprung up and choked me. I can stand that, sir.
  荆棘长了起来，遮住了我。这我可以顶住，长官。
• I've sprung my table-tennis bat.
  我把我的乒乓球拍打裂了。
• To spring up Thousands of new businesses have sprung up in the past few years.
  在过去的几年里，涌现出了成千上万个新行业。
• The yacht has sprung a leak in the hull.
  帆船的船体上出现了一条裂缝。