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Significados de
springy
en inglés
Elastic; rebounds readily.
live
lively
resilient
bouncy
Términos relacionados
elastic
Springy.
Términos relacionados
active
Uso de
springy
en inglés
1
His
springy
step echoed of wages in the hearts of the unemployed.
2
He had a
springy
walk; it seemed to show his great self-confidence.
3
Red Brown stretched out on the
springy
,
alluring sod near the building.
4
They have now requested the addition of a
'
springy
'
board for diving.
5
Under foot the soil was
springy
with the mould of numberless autumns.
6
On the left were four small logs, one of
them
-
the
farthest
-
lamentably
springy
.
7
They listened to her light
springy
footstep as it passed the door.
8
From it, alighted the four boys, sun-burned, clear-eyed and
springy
of step.
9
And all rise with a
springy
movement as if moved by machinery.
10
He was as hard and nearly as
springy
as a hickory sapling.
11
He bounds up the porch steps, each
springy
leap a small orgasm.
12
He drew himself up jauntily, and his step became strong and
springy
.
13
Kit Ines had an appearance of
springy
readiness to lead off again.
14
I don't like your floor, maty; it's too
springy
to my taste.
15
Specifically, it's got a plush and
springy
foam cushion on the footpad.
16
She sat down again, just out of reach on the
springy
grass.
Más ejemplos para "springy"
Gramática, pronunciación y más
Sobre este término
springy
Adjetivo
Adverbio
Colocaciones frecuentes
springy step
springy turf
springy grass
springy hair
slightly springy
Más colocaciones
Springy
a través del tiempo
Springy
por variante geográfica
Reino Unido
Común
Estados Unidos de América
Común