spring russian
произойти́
to happen, to occur, to take place, to be going on
to derive, to be descended, to originate
to arise (from), to result (from), to spring (from)
происходи́ть
to happen, to occur, to take place, to be going on
to descend (from), to be descended (from), to originate (from)
to arise (from), to result (from), to spring (from), to derive (from)
ключ
key
key, clue, solution
spring, source
wrench, spanner
clef
key (on a device), switch
подня́ться
to go up, to climb, to come up, to ascend
to get up, to stand up, to rise
to rise, to go up, to increase
to arise, to break out, to spring up
исто́чник
source, origin
spring, wellspring
возни́кнуть
to arise, to emerge, to originate, to spring up
to come up, to occur (to somebody), to cross one's mind
весна́
spring
лук
onion
bow
green onion, spring onion, scallions
возника́ть
to arise, to occur, to spring up, to originate
ключево́й
key, crucial, central, decisive
spring (of water)
весно́й
in spring" or during the spring
вы́скочить
to jump out, to leap out, to spring out
to pop out, to fall out, to slip out
to slip one's mind
весе́нний
spring
набро́ситься
to pounce on, to attack, to fall upon, to spring at
to lay into, to attack verbally, to turn on
to fall upon (food), to tuck into, to throw oneself into (work)
спры́гнуть
to jump down (from), to jump off, to spring off
ожи́ть
to come back to life, to revive, to return to life
to come alive, to liven up, to become animated, to spring back to life
исто́к
source (of a river), headwaters, spring
origins, roots, beginnings
outflow, efflux
схвати́ться
to grab at, to grasp, to clutch at, to hold on to
to come to grips with, to grapple with, to clash with
to set about eagerly, to throw oneself into, to start hastily
to jump up, to spring up
to suddenly remember, to come to one's senses, to notice the absence of
to set, to harden
соскочи́ть
to jump off, to jump down, to spring down
to come off, to slip off, to fall off
пружи́на
spring, coil spring
сор
litter, rubbish, sweepings
salt flat, salt lake, salt spring
юне́ц
youth, lad, youngster, greenhorn
spring round dance of newlyweds
трампли́н
spring-board, ski jump, jumping-off place
вспомина́ться
to come to mind, to be remembered, to come back (to someone), to spring to mind
выска́кивать
to jump out, to leap out, to dash out, to spring out
to fall out, to come out, to slip out
отскочи́ть
to bounce off, to rebound, to recoil
to jump back, to leap aside, to spring away
to come off, to break off, to be torn off
родни́к
spring (water source)
отска́кивать
to bounce off, to rebound, to recoil
to jump back, to spring back, to leap aside
to come off, to break off, to be torn off
проте́чь
to leak, to spring a leak, to seep through
to pass, to elapse, to go by
to proceed, to take place, to run its course
вска́кивать
to jump up, to spring up, to leap to one's feet
to jump onto, to leap onto
to come up (of a pimple), to pop up, to appear suddenly
to gallop in, to ride in at full speed
произраста́ть
to grow, to spring up, to sprout
роднико́вый
spring (water source)
сабанту́й
party, merry-making, drinking bout, bash
Sabantuy, Tatar spring festival
пове́ять
to begin to blow, to blow gently, to spring up (of a breeze)
to blow for a while, to blow for a bit
to waft (of a smell or mood), to be felt as a breath
расплоди́ться
to breed, to multiply, to proliferate
to spring up in numbers, to proliferate, to crop up everywhere
соска́кивать
to spring down, to come off
пружи́нный
spring
проги́б
deflection, sagging, sag, flexure
arch, backbend, curve
toadying, sucking up, obsequiousness, brown-nosing
suspension compression, spring deflection
отпры́гнуть
to jump off, to jump away, to leap off, to spring away
рессо́ра
leaf spring, spring
пружи́нить
to be springy, to spring back, to have spring
to tense, to flex, to make springy
to cushion, to absorb (a shock)
ве́шний
(poetic) spring (adj)
вьюн
loach, weatherfish
fidget, live wire, restless person
slippery customer, wheedler, smooth operator
climbing plant, creeper, bindweed
whirl, coil
spring song for newlyweds
жи́то
corn, spring-wheat, spring-rye, spring-barley
схва́тываться
to grab hold (of), to seize, to clutch (at), to catch hold (of)
to grapple, to come to blows, to scuffle, to clash
to set, to harden, to cure, to bind
to jump up, to spring up, to start up
to suddenly realize, to suddenly remember, to catch oneself
напры́гивать
to jump onto, to pounce on, to spring on
разжа́ться
to unclench, to open (of a fist), to loosen
to relax (of a spring), to uncoil, to spring back
солоне́ц
saline soil, solonetz
salt spring, salt lake, salt lick
вски́нуться
to start, to jump up, to spring up
рессо́рный
spring
подхвати́ться
to jump up, to spring to one's feet, to stand up quickly
разво́дье
spring floods, patch of ice-free water
зябь
land ploughed in autumn for spring sowing
по-весе́ннему
as in spring
происте́чь
to result (from), to arise, to spring (from), to ensue
безме́н
steelyard, spring-balance
отпря́дывать
to spring back, to recoil, to jump back
пружи́ниться
to be springy, to possess spring, to be elastic
to give springily, to spring back
to tense up, to tighten like a spring
яро́к
spring field, young spring crop, field of spring grain
весновспа́шка
spring ploughing
весно́ю
in spring
пружиненный
sprung, spring-loaded
взвёдший
having cocked, cocked
having wound up (a spring), wound up
пята́
heel
abutment, springing (of an arch), footing
упру́гий
elastic / springy, resilient, flexible
плацда́рм
bridgehead, foothold, springboard
пружи́нистый
elastic, springy
выпры́гивающий
jumping out, leaping out, popping out, springing out
подпры́гивающий
bouncing, jumping, springing
выска́кивающий
popping out, jumping out, springing out
пружи́нящий
springy, resilient, bouncy
нарожде́ние
emergence, rise, springing up, coming into being
birth, bringing forth
пружинимый
springy, resilient, elastic
спры́гивающий
jumping off, springing off, dismounting
подска́кивающий
bouncing, jumping, springing
безрессо́рный
springless, unsprung
пружи́нистость
elasticity, springiness
вска́кивавший
jumping up, springing up, who was jumping up
вска́кивающий
jumping up, springing up, bounding up
выска́кивавший
popping out, springing out, jumping out
пружи́нивший
springy, elastic, bouncing, that sprang
выпры́гивавший
jumping out, springing out, that was jumping out
спры́гивавший
jumping off, springing down, who was jumping off
вски́дывающийся
rising, springing up, rearing (of a horse)
отбрасывающийся
rebounding, recoiling, self-returning, springing back
вспры́гивающий
jumping up, springing up, leaping up, bouncing
пружи́нящийся
springing, springy, resilient, elastic
пружи́нившийся
springing, bouncing, resilient, elastic
промина́ющийся
yielding, compressible, springy, giving way
отпры́гивавший
jumping off, springing back, rebounding, having jumped off
Examples
Spring arrived.
Когда прихо́дит весна́, стано́вится тепле́е.
When spring comes, it gets warm.
В Швейца́рии весна́ наступа́ет в ма́е.
In Switzerland, spring comes in May.
It's spring.
I prefer spring to fall.
Весна́ - мое люби́мое вре́мя года.
I like spring the best of the seasons.
Весной дни стано́вятся длинне́е.
In spring, the days become longer.
Зима́ зако́нчилась, и наступи́ла весна́.
Winter is over and spring has come.
Spring comes after winter.
Прошла́ весна́, и наступа́ет ле́то.
Spring has passed and summer starts.
Если говори́ть о Швейца́рии, ты там когда-нибудь был весной?
Speaking of Switzerland, have you ever been there in spring?
Был ли ты разочаро́ван, как я, после́дствиями Ара́бской весны́?
Were you as disappointed as I was in the results of the Arab Spring?
Осо́бое отноше́ние Тома к э́тому вопро́су объясня́ется ра́зными причи́нами.
Tom's peculiar attitude on the matter doesn't spring from any one cause.
Том сажа́ет подсо́лнухи ка́ждую весну́.
Tom plants sunflowers every spring.
School begins in the spring.
Конце́рт состои́тся весной сле́дующего года.
The concert will take place next spring.
Spring is coming.
Мы же́нимся сле́дующей весной.
We're getting married next spring.
Э́ти цветы́ расцвета́ют весной.
These flowers bloom in the spring.
Мно́жество преле́стных цвето́в расцвета́ют весной.
Many pretty flowers bloom in the spring.
Spring has returned.
Прошла́ весна́ и наступи́ло ле́то.
Spring passed and summer began.



















