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Free sign upThe phrase "a bit of spring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a small amount of the season of spring or to convey a sense of freshness or renewal associated with springtime.
Example: "After a long winter, the garden finally showed a bit of spring with the first blooming flowers."
Alternatives: "a touch of spring" or "a hint of spring".
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Even she benefited from the tool, using it to do "a bit of spring cleaning" of the apps she had used since 2007.
You could purchase holiday decorations at a local store or even make your own! Fill vases with spring flowers such as tulips or daffodils for a bit of spring flair.
Its dense, irregularly aerated crumb has a bit of spring.
"It will put a bit of spring into the stride of the bedraggled pro-Europeans in this country," he said.
Then I added spices and a bit of spring water and to be honest it's a bit of a Marmite thing – you either like it, or you can't stand it".
Jezki has spent his winter chasing home Hurricane Fly at various venues but Harrington retains an unruffled faith that a return to Cheltenham and a bit of spring weather will produce a better performance.
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Then do a bit of Christmas shopping.
You can save a bit of summer's flavors for next winter by freezing berries now.
Ms. Lombardo, a teacher, thought of the relationship as just a bit of summer fun, but he had been "very persistent".
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