Engleski - Ojibwe rječnik:

spring

Sinonimi:
Alice Springs Be sprung sprang
springing springs sprung
Definicija:
+20 rate 1. season between winter and summer; source of water; metal coil; origin; leap, bounce; flexibility, elasticity
+7 rate 2. In hydrology, an opening at or near the Earth's surface where water from underground sources is discharged. Springs discharge either at ground level or directly into the bed of a stream, lake, or sea. Water that emerges at the surface without a perceptible current is called a seep.
+4 rate 3. Elastic machine component able to deflect under load in a prescribed manner and to recover its initial shape when unloaded. The combination of force and displacement in a deflected spring is energy, which may be stored when moving loads are being stopped or when the spring is wound up for use as a power source (e.g., in a watch). Though most springs are mechanical, hydraulic (liquid) and air springs exist.
+2 rate 4. jump, leap; move quickly; suddenly appear; quickly come into being, sprout; work loose; twist, warp (of wood); activate; release; free from prison (Slang)
+2 rate 5. in technology, elastic machine component able to deflect under load in a prescribed manner and to recover its initial shape when unloaded. The combination of force and displacement in a deflected spring is energy, which may be stored when moving loads are being arrested or when the spring is wound up for use as a power source. Although most springs are mechanical, hydraulic and air springs are also obtainable. The helical spring, in which wire is wrapped in a coil that resembles a screw thread, is probably the most commonly used mechanical spring. It can be designed to carry, pull or push loads. Twisted helical (torsion) springs are used in engine starters and hinges. Helical tension and compression springs have numerous uses, notably automobile suspension systems, gun-recoil mechanisms and closing valves on engines. The leaf spring is used mainly for vehicle suspension and in one form consists of a stack of slightly curved narrow plates of equal width and varying length clamped together, with the shorter plates in the centre to form a semielliptical shape. The ends of the longest plate are attached to the vehicle by pin connections and the vehicle axle is clamped to the centre, at which point the stack is thickest. The spiral spring is made from flat strip or wire coiled up in the manner of the groove on a phonograph record. As a mainspring or hairspring, it provides a compact source of energy in clocks and watches; it is also used on typewriters and parking meters. Torsion-bar spring The torsion-bar spring shown in the figure is used in the suspension systems of some automobiles. The circular torsion bar is fixed in plate B and supported but free to rotate in plate A. A load applied at point C on the lever twists the bar and the stiffness of the suspension, which depends on the length and diameter of the bar and the length of the lever, can be easily varied by changing L. An air spring is basically a column of air confined within a rubber-and-fabric container shaped like a bellows. The spring action results from the compression and expansion of the air. When used on road vehicles, air springs can keep the vehicle at a constant standing height regardless of load. Hydraulic springs are comparatively small, thick-walled cylinders in which the spring effect is produced by applying a load to the fluid in the cylinder through a small piston entering at the centre of one end of the cylinder. The piston movement or deflection, is produced by the compression of the fluid and the deformation (bulging) of the cylinder walls. These springs are particularly useful in applications requiring high load capacities and stiffnesses. in hydrology, opening at or near the surface of the Earth for the discharge of water from underground sources. A spring is a natural discharge point of subterranean water at the surface of the ground or directly into the bed of a stream, lake or sea. Water that emerges at the surface without a perceptible current is called a seep. Wells are holes excavated to bring water and other underground fluids to the surface. Water in springs, seeps and wells generally originates as rainfall that has soaked into the soil and percolated into underlying rocks. Permeable rocks (those containing interconnected pore spaces through which water can migrate), such as limestone and sandstone, store and transmit water and are called aquifers. Sometimes the water in an aquifer becomes confined between two impermeable rock layers, such as clay or shale. When these strata are tilted or folded into a structural trap, the water in the lower part of the aquifer is stored under pressure. If the pressure is sufficiently high and a well is sunk through the capping layer, the water will rise to the surface without pumping. This is called an artesian well. The aquifers that receive and discharge the largest quantities of groundwater are unconsolidated materials such as sand and gravel. These aquifers occur widely and discharge groundwater partly through springs, but mostly through evaporation and seepage. Well water is obtained mostly from such aquifers, particularly those underlying lowland areas. In limestone regions, rainwater sinks through holes or other openings and is drained chiefly through underground passages. Basalt and sandstone aquifers are also sources of water for many springs. Most of the springs whose individual discharges exceed 3 cubic metres per second (100 cubic feet per second) originate from limestone and basalt aquifers. Springs can be classified by their water temperature. A thermal or hot spring has a water temperature significantly higher than the mean air temperature of the surrounding area. Thermal springs occur in volcanic regions and in areas where rock layers have been broken and folded in geologically recent time. Geysers, a spectacular form of hot spring, eject tall plumes of hot water and steam. Springs containing a noticeable amount of dissolved substances are called mineral springs. Most thermal springs are rich in dissolved minerals while many mineral springs are warm. The quality of water discharged by a spring depends on the type of aquifer and rock strata through which the water has passed, the temperatures along the route and the volume of circulating water, past and present. Groundwater is least modified where it travels shallowly over short distances through pervious formations depleted of soluble minerals. Sand and gravel aquifers in humid regions yield good-quality water, whereas water from springs and seeps in arid areas may be contaminated by undesirable mineral deposits. The water quality in sedimentary rocks of marine origin depends on the degree of freshwater flushing. After the brine has been washed away, limestone and sandstone rocks usually yield good-quality, though hard, freshwater. in climatology, season of the year between winter and summer during which temperatures gradually rise. It is generally defined in the Northern Hemisphere as extending from the vernal equinox (day and night equal in length), March 20 or 21, to the summer solstice (year's longest day), June 21 or 22 and in the Southern Hemisphere from September 22 or 23 to December 22 or 23. The spring temperature transition from winter cold to summer heat occurs only in middle and high latitudes; near the Equator, temperatures vary little during the year. Spring is very short in the polar regions. For physical causes of the seasons, see season. In many cultures spring has been celebrated with rites and festivals revolving around its importance in food production. In European languages, the concept of spring is associated with the sowing of crops. During this time of the year all plants, including cultivated ones, begin growth anew after the dormancy of winter. Animals are greatly affected, too: they come out of their winter dormancy or hibernation and begin their nesting and reproducing activities and birds migrate poleward in response to the warmer temperatures.
+2 rate 6. Ground water seeping out of the earth where the water table intersects the ground surface.
+2 rate 7. Ground water seeping out of the earth where the water table exceeds the ground surface.
+2 rate 8. A place where ground water flows naturally from a rock or the soil into the land surface or into a body of surface water. Its occurrence depends on the nature and relationship of rocks, especially permeable and impermeable strata, on the position of the water table, and on the topography.
+1 rate 9. A natural flow of water from rock or soil onto the land surface or into a body of surface water.
+1 rate 10. A concentrated discharge of ground water coming out at the surface as flowing water; a place where the water table crops out at the surface of the ground and where water flows out more or less continuously.
+1 rate 11. to be caught doing something one should not, busted
+1 rate 12. catch out; come upon unexpectedly: "We were sprung last Tuesday"
rate 13. of spring, of the season between winter and summer; grown in the spring, occurring in the spring; having metal coils; flexible, resilient
rate 14. Town (population in 2001: 26,990), Northern Territory, Australia. It lies between Darwin and Adelaide, virtually in the centre of the continent. It originated in the 1870s as a station on the Overland Telegraph Line. Because of its location, it has become a major shipping point. Its mild winter climate makes it a popular tourist destination.
rate 15. hot spring
rate 16. thermal spring
rate 17. Prague Spring
rate 18. Spring and Autumn period
rate 19. spring balance
rate 20. spring peeper
rate 21. Alice Springs
rate 22. Colorado Springs
rate 23. Hot Springs National Park
rate 24. Palm Springs
rate 25. sprung rhythm;
rate 26. M O V E Q U I C K L Y (v) (past simple) sprang or ANZ, US also sprung, (past participle) sprung - to move quickly and suddenly towards a particular place I sprang out of bed to answer the door. (I usually + adverb or preposition) Thinking it might be her, he sprang to the telephone. (I usually + adverb or preposition) He always springs to his feet when she walks in the room. (I usually + adverb or preposition) The organization is ready to spring into action the moment it receives its funding. (I usually + adverb or preposition) (figurative) I noticed the way you sprang to his defence (= immediately started to defend him) when Caroline started joking about his clothes. (I usually + adverb or preposition) The lid of the box sprang shut. (L) Say the word ' Australia' and a vision of beaches and blue seas immediately springs to mind (= comes quickly into the mind) .
rate 27. A device on the suspension system to cushion and absorb shocks and bumps and to keep the vehicle level on turns. After the stress or pressure exerted by the flexing of the spring has been removed, the spring returns to its original state. The spring does this by first absorbing and then releasing a certain amount of energy. The form of spring may be leaf springs, coil springs, torsion bars, or a combination of these.ball and spring, compression spring, diaphragm spring, extension spring, flat spring, longitudinal leaf spring, semi-elliptic spring, transverse leaf spring, and valve spring.
rate 28. cause or enable (someone) to escape from prison
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Našli smo sljedeće ojibwe riječi i prijevodi za "spring":
Engleski Ojibwe
1. Spring

Mookijiwan

2. spring

dakib+iin

3. spring

mookijiwanibiig+oon

Dakle, to je kako ti kažeš "spring" u ojibwe.
 
Konjugaciju:
present I spring
 you spring
 he/she/it springs
 we spring
 you spring
 they spring
simple past I sprang
 you sprang
 he/she/it sprang
 we sprang
 you sprang
 they sprang
present perfect I have sprung
 you have sprung
 he/she/it has sprung
 we have sprung
 you have sprung
 they have sprung
past continuous I was springing
 you were springing
 he/she/it was springing
 we were springing
 you were springing
 they were springing
future I shall spring
 you will spring
 he/she/it will spring
 we shall spring
 you will spring
 they will spring
continuous present I am springing
 you are springing
 he/she/it is springing
 we are springing
 you are springing
 they are springing
subjunctive I be sprung
 you be sprung
 he/she/it be sprung
 we be sprung
 you be sprung
 they be sprung
diverse spring
 let's spring
 sprung
 springing
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Izrazi koji sadrže "spring":
Engleski Ojibwe
1.

all spring

 gabe-ziigwan
2.

camp: late spring ~ing

 minookamigishi gabeshi+wan
3.

camp: late spring ~ing

 minookaminishiwin+an
4.

camp: late spring ~ing

 minookamigishiwin+an
5.

camp: late spring ~ing

 minookaminishi gabeshi+wan
6.

camp: spring ~ing

 ziigwanishi gabeshi+wan
7.

every spring

 endaso-ziigwan
8.

face: have ~ darken in Spring

 ziigwaniingwewaji
9.

ground thaws in spring

 ningaakamigishkaa
10.

jacket: spring ~

 biizikawaagaans+an
11.

Kitchi-iti-kipi Spring

Gichi-mashkikii-nibi
12.

Kitchi-iti-kipi Spring

Gichi-dakibiing
13.

Kitchi-iti-kipi Spring §

 Anang-waabamoojichaagwaan-mookijiwan
14.

Kitchi-iti-kipi Spring §

 Waabamoojichaagwaan-waakwi-nibi
15.

last spring

 ziigwanong
16.

late spring camping

 minookaminishi gabeshi+wan
17.

late spring camping

 minookamigishiwin+an
18.

late spring camping

 minookamigishi gabeshi+wan
19.

late spring camping

 minookaminishiwin+an
20.

late spring: be ~

 minookamin
21.

late spring: in the ~

 minookamig
22.

late spring: pass the ~

 minookamigishi
23.

late spring: pass the ~

 minookaminishi
24.

late spring: remain ~ SP

 minookamigishi
25.

late spring: remain ~ SP

 minookaminishi
26.

late spring: remain SP all ~

 minookaminishi
27.

late spring: remain SP all ~

 minookamigishi
28.

late spring: spend ~ SP else

 minookaminishi
29.

late spring: spend ~ SP else

 minookamigishi
30.

late spring: spending of ~ SP

 minookamigishiwin+an
31.

late spring: spending of ~ SP

 minookaminishiwin+an
32.

Maramec Spring

maanamego-mookijiwan
33.

melt: spring ~ water

 zhwaaganib+iin
34.

next spring

 ge-ziigwang
35.

next spring

 ge-minookamig
36.

spend spring SP else

 ziigwanishi
37.

spending of late spring SP

 minookaminishiwin+an
38.

spending of late spring SP

 minookamigishiwin+an
39.

spring-water

 mookijiwano-nibi+in
40.

spring back

 basabaagise
41.

spring before last

 awas-ziigwanong
42.

spring before last

 awasi-ziigwanong
43.

Spring Branch

Niibin-inaandago-ziibiins
44.

Spring Brook

Mookijiwan-ziibiwishenh
45.

Spring Brook

Niibin-inaandago-ziibiins
46.

spring camping

 ziigwanishi gabeshi+wan
47.

spring camping

 ziigwanishiwin+an
48.

spring melt water

 zhwaaganib+iin
49.

Spring River

Niibin-inaandagoog-ziibi
50.

spring: all ~

 gabe-ziigwan
51.

spring: be ~

 ziigwan
52.

spring: be ~

ziigon
53.

spring: be a ~

mookijiwanibiise
54.

spring: be a ~

mookijiwan §
55.

spring: be a ~

mookijiwanibiigwan
56.

spring: be an underwater ~

 mookijiwanibiigwan
57.

spring: be considered to be ~

 ziigwanindaagwad
58.

spring: be late ~

 minookamin
59.

Spring: be tan from the ~ sun

 ziigwaniingwewaji
60.

spring: every ~

 endaso-ziigwan
61.

Spring: have face darken in ~

 ziigwaniingwewaji
62.

spring: in ~

 ziigwang
63.

spring: in the late ~

 minookamig
64.

spring: last ~

 ziigwanong
65.

spring: late ~ camping

 minookamigishiwin+an
66.

spring: late ~ camping

 minookaminishi gabeshi+wan
67.

spring: late ~ camping

 minookamigishi gabeshi+wan
68.

spring: late ~ camping

 minookaminishiwin+an
69.

spring: next ~

 baanimaa-ziigwang
70.

spring: next ~

 ge-minookamig
71.

spring: next ~

 ge-ziigwang
72.

spring: pass the late ~

 minookaminishi
73.

spring: pass the late ~

 minookamigishi
74.

spring: remain late ~ SP

 minookamigishi
75.

spring: remain late ~ SP

 minookaminishi
76.

spring: remain SP all late ~

 minookaminishi
77.

spring: remain SP all late ~

 minookamigishi
78.

spring: spend ~ SP else

 ziigwanishi
79.

spring: spend late ~ SP else

 minookaminishi
80.

spring: spend late ~ SP else

 minookamigishi
81.

spring: spend the ~ with SB

 wiiji-ziigwanishim
82.

spring: spending of late ~ SP

 minookaminishiwin+an
83.

spring: spending of late ~ SP

 minookamigishiwin+an
84.

spring: the other ~

 awasi-ziigwanong
85.

spring: the other ~

 awas-ziigwanong
86.

tan: be ~ from the Spring sun

 ziigwaniingwewaji
87.

thaw: ground ~s in spring

 ningaakamigishkaa
88.

trap: tree spring noose ~

 basaakobijigan+an
89.

tree spring noose trap

 basaakobijigan+an
90.

water: spring melt ~

 zhwaaganib+iin
91.

water: spring~

 mookijiwanaaboo+n
92.

Waukesha spring

Dakib-nibiish
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