Definition of springtime in English:

springtime

noun ˈsprɪŋtʌɪmˈsprɪŋˌtaɪm

The season of spring.
春季，春天
the sounds of lambing in springtime
figurative he was entering the springtime of life
Example sentencesExamples
- Once out I shiver from the cold, it's almost springtime and it's still freezing outside.
- While resolutions are traditionally reserved for January, springtime is probably a better choice.
- Ah, springtime, that time when a young man's fancy turns to love.
- In springtime, I'd leave the windows open to let the breeze in.
- Raised beds are ideal so that water drains quickly and the soil warms earlier in the springtime.
- Many of the flowers that you connect with springtime are actually bulb flowers, planted back in fall.
- El Niño or not, it's springtime in the Northern Hemisphere and the tulips and daffodils are poking up around our toes.
- It's springtime, and among other things that means baseball.
- The age would see transformations in the lives of women which Victoria could never have imagined in the dazzling springtime of her reign.
- So, crocuses and daffodils need to be planted in early fall because they're the first to bloom in springtime.
- We then talk about the birds arriving because it's springtime and the weather has become warmer.
- Paris in the springtime, staying in a wonderful hotel - what more could you want for a long weekend?
- With springtime dawning once again it's hard not to thinks of parks, gardens and being outdoors in nature.
- During the springtime, early summer and fall, the park's streams are crowded with anglers.
- Come springtime, birds everywhere are busy nesting and reproducing.
- Freedom from children also means liberation from school-holiday travel - great news, because Greece in the springtime is pure enchantment.
- There's plenty of clichés about Paris in the springtime that are true.
- Met Office forecasters are predicting a dry springtime.
- This would be the time to have a camera ready to capture the sights and the memories of springtime in the mountains.
- Statistics show that springtime brings an increase in the number of mishaps involving outdoor activities and vacation travel.
Synonyms
eastertide

Definition of springtime in US English:

springtime

nounˈspriNGˌtīmˈsprɪŋˌtaɪm

1The season of spring.
春季，春天
Example sentencesExamples
- Paris in the springtime, staying in a wonderful hotel - what more could you want for a long weekend?
- Many of the flowers that you connect with springtime are actually bulb flowers, planted back in fall.
- During the springtime, early summer and fall, the park's streams are crowded with anglers.
- The age would see transformations in the lives of women which Victoria could never have imagined in the dazzling springtime of her reign.
- Raised beds are ideal so that water drains quickly and the soil warms earlier in the springtime.
- In springtime, I'd leave the windows open to let the breeze in.
- Freedom from children also means liberation from school-holiday travel - great news, because Greece in the springtime is pure enchantment.
- It's springtime, and among other things that means baseball.
- There's plenty of clichés about Paris in the springtime that are true.
- With springtime dawning once again it's hard not to thinks of parks, gardens and being outdoors in nature.
- Statistics show that springtime brings an increase in the number of mishaps involving outdoor activities and vacation travel.
- El Niño or not, it's springtime in the Northern Hemisphere and the tulips and daffodils are poking up around our toes.
- Once out I shiver from the cold, it's almost springtime and it's still freezing outside.
- Ah, springtime, that time when a young man's fancy turns to love.
- This would be the time to have a camera ready to capture the sights and the memories of springtime in the mountains.
- Come springtime, birds everywhere are busy nesting and reproducing.
- Met Office forecasters are predicting a dry springtime.
- So, crocuses and daffodils need to be planted in early fall because they're the first to bloom in springtime.
- We then talk about the birds arriving because it's springtime and the weather has become warmer.
- While resolutions are traditionally reserved for January, springtime is probably a better choice.
Synonyms
eastertide
1. 1.1literary The early part or first stage of something.
  the springtime of their marriage

词汇	springtime
释义	Definition of springtime in English: springtime noun ˈsprɪŋtʌɪmˈsprɪŋˌtaɪm The season of spring. 春季，春天 the sounds of lambing in springtime figurative he was entering the springtime of life Example sentencesExamples Once out I shiver from the cold, it's almost springtime and it's still freezing outside. While resolutions are traditionally reserved for January, springtime is probably a better choice. Ah, springtime, that time when a young man's fancy turns to love. In springtime, I'd leave the windows open to let the breeze in. Raised beds are ideal so that water drains quickly and the soil warms earlier in the springtime. Many of the flowers that you connect with springtime are actually bulb flowers, planted back in fall. El Niño or not, it's springtime in the Northern Hemisphere and the tulips and daffodils are poking up around our toes. It's springtime, and among other things that means baseball. The age would see transformations in the lives of women which Victoria could never have imagined in the dazzling springtime of her reign. So, crocuses and daffodils need to be planted in early fall because they're the first to bloom in springtime. We then talk about the birds arriving because it's springtime and the weather has become warmer. Paris in the springtime, staying in a wonderful hotel - what more could you want for a long weekend? With springtime dawning once again it's hard not to thinks of parks, gardens and being outdoors in nature. During the springtime, early summer and fall, the park's streams are crowded with anglers. Come springtime, birds everywhere are busy nesting and reproducing. Freedom from children also means liberation from school-holiday travel - great news, because Greece in the springtime is pure enchantment. There's plenty of clichés about Paris in the springtime that are true. Met Office forecasters are predicting a dry springtime. This would be the time to have a camera ready to capture the sights and the memories of springtime in the mountains. Statistics show that springtime brings an increase in the number of mishaps involving outdoor activities and vacation travel. Synonyms eastertide Definition of springtime in US English: springtime nounˈspriNGˌtīmˈsprɪŋˌtaɪm 1The season of spring. 春季，春天 Example sentencesExamples Paris in the springtime, staying in a wonderful hotel - what more could you want for a long weekend? Many of the flowers that you connect with springtime are actually bulb flowers, planted back in fall. During the springtime, early summer and fall, the park's streams are crowded with anglers. The age would see transformations in the lives of women which Victoria could never have imagined in the dazzling springtime of her reign. Raised beds are ideal so that water drains quickly and the soil warms earlier in the springtime. In springtime, I'd leave the windows open to let the breeze in. Freedom from children also means liberation from school-holiday travel - great news, because Greece in the springtime is pure enchantment. It's springtime, and among other things that means baseball. There's plenty of clichés about Paris in the springtime that are true. With springtime dawning once again it's hard not to thinks of parks, gardens and being outdoors in nature. Statistics show that springtime brings an increase in the number of mishaps involving outdoor activities and vacation travel. El Niño or not, it's springtime in the Northern Hemisphere and the tulips and daffodils are poking up around our toes. Once out I shiver from the cold, it's almost springtime and it's still freezing outside. Ah, springtime, that time when a young man's fancy turns to love. This would be the time to have a camera ready to capture the sights and the memories of springtime in the mountains. Come springtime, birds everywhere are busy nesting and reproducing. Met Office forecasters are predicting a dry springtime. So, crocuses and daffodils need to be planted in early fall because they're the first to bloom in springtime. We then talk about the birds arriving because it's springtime and the weather has become warmer. While resolutions are traditionally reserved for January, springtime is probably a better choice. Synonyms eastertide 1.1literary The early part or first stage of something. the springtime of their marriage
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