"Sprung" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples
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"Sprung" Meaning
Sprung refers to a sudden or impulsive movement, often in a way that is energetic or spontaneous.
Example: "She sprang up from her seat to dance."
It can also mean to have been put into place or set up quickly, often in a way that is sudden or unexpected.
Example: "The paratrooper's parachute was sprang from the aircraft."
In addition, "sprung" can be used to describe something that has been trapped or caught, often in a way that is sudden or unexpected.
Example: "The mouse was sprang in the trap."
Finally, in archery, "sprung" refers to the moment when the arrow leaves the bow string.
Example: "The archer released the arrow and watched as it was sprung from the bow."
"Sprung" Examples
Here are 5 usage examples for the word "sprung":
Example 1: Verb
The kid jumped on the trampoline and sprang into the air, laughing joyfully.Example 2: Verb (past participle)
The door sprung open with a loud creak, and the two friends rushed in.Example 3: Verb (collins, reflexive)
My heart hastily sprang to attention when I heard the news.Example 4: Verb (exercise)
In every class, the kids love to play games like hopscotch and spring, making it a thrilling activity.Example 5: Adjective (Idiomatic)
"Then there's the Circular Bin which is quite open towards the spectators" in which Fully grown trees sprung up above a Raised Deck 2.Please let me know if you'd like to get more examples for this word.
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