sprang

动词[口语]花（钱）(for)( spring的过去式 ); 使（木材等）裂开; 使断裂; 使弯曲

1. 跳跃：sprain 扭伤 | sprang 跳跃 | sprat 鲱鱼

2. 跳、跳跃 (spring过去式)：Venetian 威尼斯的、威尼斯人 | 1. sprang 跳、跳跃 (spring过去式) | 2. passionately 狂热的、激情的(L6)

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1. sprang

1. Not that Van Sprang proves himself to be a master thespian by comparison.

2. Another looming challenge to Musharraf is a lawyers'movement that sprang up last year to fight his attempts to dictate to the judiciary.

3. sprang的解释

3. Others said the normalcy sprang from the need for the city's vast number of poor to continue their daily grind.

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4. Seeing this dramatic hike in demand, a large number of new tungsten metallurgy and processing enterprises sprang up.

5. That commercial sprang to mind when writing this story, because I wondered what most Chinese urban dwellers cannot possibly do without.

6. But he sprang out of bed after hearing the Chinese frigate was approaching.

7. And in addition to government funded buildings, new shopping malls such as Oriental Plaza also sprang up.

8. The Taoist sighed and plastered ointment on the tree, which soon sprang to life.

9. Not only were we able to make friends again, a few romances even sprang up between us.

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10. But two days before then, the placenta broke through wall of Mrs Cohen's uterus and doctors sprang into action.