SPRING FEVER - To feel excited and invigorated (उत्तेजना महसूस करना)As soon as the sun comes out after a long and cold winter, the whole city gets the spring fever.SPRING TO DEFENCE - To quickly come to defend someone (किसी का बचाव करने के लिए जल्दी से आगे आना)Mary's father sprang to her defense when she was accused of robbery.
SPRING TO MIND - The occurrence of a thought (मन में विचार आना)If you are a writer, you should aways carry a notebook so you can jot down ideas that spring to mind.
HOPE SPRINGS ETERNAL - To hope for something to happen even though the odds are tough (किसी काम के होने की उम्मीद रखना भले ही उस काम के होने में कठिन बाधाएं हों)I know you blew your chance at the job interview but you should keep on trying until you get one. Hope springs eternal my friend.
SPRING CHICKEN - A young and naive person (एक युवा और अनुभवहीन व्यक्ति)The new boy in the office is such a spring chicken.
A SPRING IN ONE'S STEP - A feeling of energy, enthusiasm, or happiness (ऊर्जा, उत्साह या खुशी का एहसास)There's been a definite spring in his step ever since he met Joanna.
SPRING CLEANING - The act of cleaning all of a place, especially your house, very well, including parts you do not often clean (किसी के घर या सामान की पूरी तरह से सफाई)We need to do some spring-cleaning.
FRESH AS A SPRING MORNING - Feeling refreshed and energized (तरोताज़ा और जोश से भरा हुआ महसूस करना)After a good night’s sleep, she woke up feeling as fresh as a spring morning, ready to tackle the day ahead.
Circle back - Return to this laterTouch base - Make quick contactOn the same page - In agreementOut of the loop - Not informedIn the loop - Informed and updatedRaise a red flag - Warn of a problemRed tape - Excessive ruleIn the weeds - Too much detailPain point - Recurring problemPush back - Politely disagree