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1. (n.) springboard
a flexible board anchored at one end and used in diving and gymnastics for gaining height and momentum.
2. springboard
a starting point; point of departure, as for a discussion, argument, etc.
Etymology: (1865–70)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) springboard
a flexible board for jumping upward
2. (noun) springboard, jumping-off point, point of departure
a beginning from which an enterprise is launched
"he uses other people's ideas as a springboard for his own"; "reality provides the jumping-off point for his illusions"; "the point of departure of international comparison cannot be an institution but must be the function it carries out"
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1. (noun) springboard
an elastic board, secured at the ends, or at one end, often by elastic supports, used in performing feats of agility or in exercising
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Sense: a springy type of diving-board.
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 Afrikaans: duikplank |
 Arabic: لَوْح يَقْفِز مِنْهُ السّ |
 Bulgarian: трмаплин за скокове във в |
 Brazilian: trampolim |
 Czech: skokanské prkno |
 German: das (elastische)Sprungbre |
 Danish: vippe |
 Greek: σανίδα καταδύσεων |
 Estonian: hüppelaud |
 Finnish: ponnahduslauta |
 French: tremplin |
 Hebrew: מִקפָּצָה |
 Hindi: गोता-तख्ता |
 Croatian: odskočna daska |
 Hungarian: ugródeszka |
 Indonesian: papan loncat |
 Icelandic: stökkbretti |
 Italian: trampolino |
 Japanese: 飛込み板 |
 Korean: 도약판 |
 Lithuanian: tramplinas |
 Latvian: tramplīns |
 Malay: papan anjal |
 Dutch: duikplank |
 Norwegian: stupebrett |
 Polish: trampolina |
 Portuguese: trampolim |
 Romanian: trambulină |
 Russian: трамплин |
 Slovak: skokanská doska |
 Slovenian: odskočna deska |
 Serbian: odskočna daska |
 Swedish: trampolin, svikt |
 Thai: กระดานสำหรับกระโดดน้ำ |
 Turkish: tramplen |
 Taiwanese: 跳板 |
 Ukrainian: трамплин |
 Urdu: کمانی دار تختہ جس پر سے ک |
 Vietnamese: ván nhún |
 Chinese: 跳板 |
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