To retreat unwillingly and/or suddenly, often caused by sudden pain, shock, scare, fright, surprise, or similar.
1 After each blow the limb would spring back and raise the pounder.
2 It should have doubled in size and will spring back when touched.
3 The bet is that demand for their surgical equipment will spring back .
4 And then, all at once, he seemed to spring back into life.
5 The streets would fill with people again and spring back into life.
6 Someone pulled that spruce down and let it spring back up.
7 The scene was a mountain spring back on the edge of the Idiam.
8 With more money around to borrow cheaply, economies will spring back to life.
9 I tried to spring back , but his falling trunk struck me to earth.
10 I thumb down the top round again, letting it spring back .
11 Steinar tried to spring back , but caught his foot, and fell.
12 The dough should spring back quickly when you prod it with your finger.
13 That makes it much easier for the company to spring back into action later.
14 So now the question is: can this once-doomed soldier-of-the-future ensemble spring back to life?
15 The brook that traverses our grounds rises at a spring back of his house.
16 The side of the suitcase would spring back into place.
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Это словосочетание состоит из: Spring back в диалектах
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