spring
[sprɪŋ]
释义
释义1：v.（监狱）释放
To release or set free, especially from prison.
释义2：v.突然说出(或提出、透露等) to bring out, disclose, produce, make, etc., suddenly
释义3：vi. 突然出现，突然冒出来
to (cause to) happen suddenly
例句
Skinny:My brother? Sick crib, yo.You been keeping it real since you been sprung.(Breaking Bad)
瘦猴：哥们，这地不错哟。自从放出来以后，你活出自我了啊。（绝命毒师）
Bernadette: I was just surprised when you sprung the whole living-with-your-mom stuff on me. (The Big Bang Theory)
伯纳黛特：我只是在你突然提出要和你母亲一起住时，吓坏了。（生活大爆炸）
Aside: So that's why we need movies...To remind us that despite it all, love can still spring in the most unlikely of places...(Gossip Girl)
旁白：那就是为何我们要看电影，来提醒我们不顾一切的话，爱可以在我们最想象不到的地方生根发芽。(绯闻女孩)
Amy: Well, a bunch of fake snakes better not spring out of it, 'cause that was a lousy anniversary present. (The Big Bang Theory)
艾米：最好别有一堆假蛇突然冒出来，因为那可是极讨厌的纪念礼物。（生活大爆炸）
