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

• Several Chinese newspapers and radio stations have sprung up in Jakarta and other big cities.
  一些中国报纸和广播站正在雅加达和其他几个大城市遍地开花。
• Since the Second World War, under the influence of the humanistic psychology, individualized teaching has sprung up.
  二战以后，在人本主义心理学的影响下，教育界兴起了对个别化教学的研究。
• 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 strong love has sprung up between the minstrel and the king.
  于是吟游诗人与国王之间就产生了深厚的感情。
• All the cheese's gone and all the traps are sprung, but there's no mice in them.
  所有的奶酪都不见了，捕鼠器弹簧松开了，可却没见着老鼠。
• I have sprung my tennis racket.
  我把我的网球拍子折断了。
• Several renminbi-denominated hedging tools and investment products have also sprung up.
  数个人民币计价的对冲工具和投资产品也很快涌现。
• The thorns sprung up and choked me.
  荆棘长了起来，遮住了我。
• My table-tennis bat has sprung.
  我的乒乓球拍裂了。
• 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。