英语释义
1. a flexible board usually secured at one end and used for gymnastic stunts or diving
2. something that helps launch an activity, enterprise, etc.
… hopes motherhood will be the springboard that relaunches her stagnant acting career.
— Roy S. Johnson … Ueberroth is denying claims that he will use the Games as a springboard to high political office.
— Ray Kennedy
3. to launch upward from or as if from a springboard
… cloud-scraping 60-meter punts pulling a half-dozen bodies skyward, each trying to springboard off the small of the other's back …
— Gary Smith
4. to start or help start something (such as an activity or enterprise)
The company has spent heavily to establish a brand name and reputation from scratch, with no brick-and-mortar stores to springboard its efforts.
— Chris O'Malley Fortunately I got the approval, and that springboarded the work.
— Andrew Grant
5. a strong, flexible board that is used for jumping very high in gymnastics or diving
6. something that helps you start an activity or process
7. a flexible board usually fastened at one end and used for jumping high in the air in gymnastics or diving