sprung

Related words

• gesprungen

  sprung

• gesprungen

  sprung

• Entstehung

  origin

• Adrenalin

  Adrenaline

• Herkunft

  Origin

• Metastase

  Metastasis

• Mehlschwalbe

  House martin

• Sprungwurf

  A shooting technique in basketball where the player jumps into the air to shoot the ball.

• Kunstspringen

  diving

• Seitensprung

  Affair

• Quantensprung

  Quantum leap

• Rücksprung

  Reversion

• Entstehungszeit

  Time of origin, genesis

• Sprungtemperatur

  Critical temperature

• Urknalltheorie

  Big Bang theory

• Sexaffäre

  A sex affair is a sexual relationship between two people, at least one of whom is in a committed relationship or marriage. It's a colloquial term for infidelity or an extramarital affair.

• Köpper

  dive

• Chaya

  Chaya (name)

• Chaya

  Chaya (name)

• Chaya

  Chaya (name)

• Halid

  Khalid

• Herkunftsland

  Country of origin

• Abiogenesis

  Abiogenesis

• Namensursprung

  Origin of the name

• Ursprungsbezeichnung

  Appellation of origin, a geographical name used to identify a product originating from that region, whose quality or characteristics are essentially due to that region.

• Ursprungsland

  Country of origin

• Herkunftsbezeichnung

  Appellation of origin

• Ursprungsort

  origin

• Keimzelle

  Germ cell, nucleus

• Spezerei

  Spice

• Schwestersprache

  Sister language

• Mütlein

  Mütlein is an obsolete or dialectal diminutive form of 'Mut' (courage). It refers to a small amount of courage.

• Originalsprache

  Original language

• Sarabande

  A sarabande is a slow, solemn dance in triple meter that originated in the Baroque period.

• Weitspringerin

  Long jumper (female)

• Raubkunst

  looted art, plundered art

• Steeplechase

  Steeplechase

• Felssporn

  A spur is a distinct, protruding part of a rock or mountain, often formed by erosion.

• Gedankenursprung

  The origin of a thought refers to the beginning or source of a thought or idea.

• Blasensprung

  Water breaking

• Sprungseil

  jump rope

• Futsal

  Futsal

• springen

  to jump

• aufspringen

  To jump up means to suddenly and quickly rise from a sitting or lying position, or to jump onto something.

• auf den Zug aufspringen

  To jump on the bandwagon

• herrühren

  Originate

• nachspringen

  to jump after

• herumspringen

  to jump around

• hasenfüßig

  Chicken-hearted, cowardly

• ätiologisch

  Etiological

• spätlateinisch

  Late Latin

Example sentences with “sprung”

1. He has sprung into action. (Er ist in Aktion getreten.)

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