springtide单词基本解析：

n.春天，春季
n. 大潮(高潮, 全盛期)
n.春天，春季；

springtide变化用词：

springtide英英释义：

Noun

1. a swelling rush of anything;

"he rose on the springtide of prosperity"

2. a greater than average tide occurring during the new and full moons

名词 springtide:

a swelling rush of anything

a greater than average tide occurring during the new and full moonsspringtiden.a swelling rush of anything

"he rose on the springtide of prosperity"

a greater than average tide occurring during the new and full moons

springtide中文词源：

springtide用法和例句：

He rose on the springtide of prosperity.

他达到人生的顶点.

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His action in fighting against the Bolshevist springtide was waged beyond that, for Europe and the entire civilised world.

不仅如此，他与布尔什维克主义者的斗争更是为了为欧洲和整个文明世界。

Be all gods and their offspring invoked to grant that this empire and this city flourish forever and never cease until stones float upon the sea and trees forbear to sprout in the springtide.

你的帝国固然广袤无边，而更值得称道的不是它的疆域，而是它的稳固：这里没有任何叛逆的飞地。

The hospital should only expand the space, should seek developing, should stand at the undefeated fields in the innovating springtide.

医院只有拓展空间、谋求发展，才能在改革大潮中立于不败之地。

he rose on the springtide of prosperity.

文化达到繁荣的高潮。

And, to complete the whole, Haide was in the very springtide and fulness of youthful charms--she had not yet numbered more than twenty summers

而锦上添花的是海黛正当青春妙龄，她只有十九、二十岁。

“no flame for redness can compare with river-blooms at daybreak” and “waters in the springtide glow deep-green like indigo”.

那迷人醉人的春色，当年在苏杭是曾经金属锰览过的，而今却没有那样的机会了。

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