Meaning of springtime in English
(Definition of springtime from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus © Cambridge University Press)
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Examples of springtime
springtime
Pollens in the atmosphere, representing allergens, become pervasive during the springtime and early summer and are known to cause hay fever.
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One day, despite it being springtime, a heavy snow fell, which seemed oddly out of place.
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During the springtime peak in production, the facility can hatch and ship up to 100 000 young birds per week.
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The sprouting grasses and budding woods recall the miracle of nature's springtime.
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Cattle are often moved out to pasture in springtime and are re-housed in the autumn.
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The meteorological instability of springtime corresponds to spiritual inconstancy and the excessive temptations the new converts have been exposed to.
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If we do it in the springtime, we give all householders an opportunity to stock up with solid fuel, as far as they are able.
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What a word to use about these young men, as if they were already dead in the springtime of their lives!
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It is in the springtime, and it is the kind of holiday which lives in the memory of people as old as myself.
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I think it could be foreseen that if you cut a hedge in springtime you are liable to destroy nests.
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Such payments could be for anything: summertime payments, springtime payments, or payments for those aged 77 precisely.
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There is little doubt that historians will compare 1989 with 1848, and that it will be seen as the springtime of nations.
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The hay was fed to sheep and cattle in the springtime to increase lactation and generally keep the animals healthy throughout the winter.
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In other words, the so-called springtime of nations would rapidly turn into a silent spring.
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I should say that for some reason aggression nearly always happens in the springtime.
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