springs
n. countablen. coiled pieces of metal that return to their original shape after you push or pull them. They are used in things like beds, pens, and cars to provide bounce or tension.
n. elastic objects, typically made of coiled metal, that store mechanical energy and return to their original shape when released from tension or compression.
The old mattress has metal springs poking through the fabric.
Engineers replaced the heavy springs in the car's suspension to improve the ride quality on bumpy roads.
The mechanism relies on a series of precision-engineered springs that regulate the pressure applied to the delicate internal components during operation.
Plural form of 'spring'; when used in a technical context, it refers to the mechanical component rather than the season or a source of water.