springtime

英 [ˈsprɪŋtaɪm]

美 [ˈsprɪŋtaɪm]

n. 春季; 春天; 春令

BNC.18977 / COCA.14237

牛津词典

noun

春季；春天；春令
the season of spring
1. a visit to Holland in springtime/in the springtime
  春季游览荷兰

noun

the season of growth
1. the emerging buds were a sure sign of spring
2. he will hold office until the spring of next year
Synonym:spring

Your youthful energy and warmth have filled this place with springtime vigor and vitality.
你们热情洋溢、朝气蓬勃的面孔给外交部增添了春的生机与活力。
But I just love flowers in springtime.
但是我只喜欢春天盛开的花。
October and November are Springtime in Australia and hopefully the weather was ideal for the Games.
10月和11月是在澳大利亚并且希望的春季天气为比赛是理想的。
It doesn't tell us to nourish product champions like the first buds in springtime.
它没有告诉我们，应该象爱护阳春初绽的花蕾那样，去精心培育扶植那些革新闯将。
You'd also be right to guess that Iowa still loves this springtime flower.
您可能也猜到了，爱荷华州的居民仍十分喜爱这个春天的花朵。
The sap rises in trees in springtime.
春天树中的汁液向上流动。
Maybe we have some springtime transpositions.
可能是在春季发生了一些互换。
Flowers bloom in springtime.
花在春天开放。
That time was the springtime of love for Eugenie.
从此，欧也妮进入了爱情里的春天。
The grass was wet and the earth smelled of springtime.
草很湿，泥土中都可以嗅到春天的气息。