Swedish · Svenska
en springa
noun · common · plural: springor A1 (estimated)
1. a very narrow, elongated opening; a slit, a slot, a gap, a cranny, etc.
| English | cranny, slit, slot |
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| German | das Versteck, der Spalt |
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| French | la fente, la fissure |
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| Portuguese | a fresta, a fenda, o interstício |
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| Czech | skulina, škvíra, puklina |
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| Italian | la fessura, l'interstizio |
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| Spanish | el recoveco, la raja, el intersticio |
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| Dutch | de scheur, de spleet, de tussenruimte |
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3. narrow opening
| English | crack |
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| German | der Sprung |
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| French | la fissure |
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| Portuguese | a fresta, a fenda |
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| Czech | mezera, štěrbina, škvíra |
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| Italian | la fessura, lo spiraglio |
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| Spanish | la rendija |
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| Dutch | de spleet |
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4. interstice
| English | interstice |
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| French | l'espacement, l'interstice, l'interstice |
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| Spanish | el intersticio |
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springa
verb A1 (estimated)
1. to run (move quickly on legs)
2. to jump, to rush, to leap
| English | to leap, to leap, to jump |
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| German | springen, hüpfen |
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| French | sauter |
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| Portuguese | saltar |
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| Czech | skočit, skákat |
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| Italian | saltare, slanciare |
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| Spanish | saltar, brincar |
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| Dutch | springen, opspringen |
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| Latin | salto, salio, circumsilio |
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