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No. 13,239 in German

aufsprang

"Aufsprang" is the simple past tense of "aufspringen," meaning "jumped up" or "sprang up" in English.

In a sentence

  • Er aufsprang vor Freude, als er die Nachricht hörte.

    He jumped up in joy when he heard the news.

    Here, 'aufsprang' describes someone jumping up suddenly due to an emotional reaction.

  • Das Kaninchen aufsprang und hinter den Busch huschte.

    The rabbit jumped up and darted behind the bush.

    In this sentence, 'aufsprang' depicts a quick movement upward made by an animal.

  • Die Tür aufsprang, als der Wind stärker wurde.

    The door flew open as the wind grew stronger.

    Here, 'aufsprang' is used metaphorically to describe the door moving open abruptly.

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