Emilky Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
English expression
Please tell me the meaning of “ sings of spring.”
Wherever you go, you'll find sings of spring.
Does this expression mean real sound when it comes spring, for example songs of birds, or roar of bears?
Or does this mean the scene of spring, for example the temperature you don't feel cold outside any more, or smells of spring flowers and grasses?
I want to know whether this phrase is metaphor or not.
Wherever you go, you'll find sings of spring.
Does this expression mean real sound when it comes spring, for example songs of birds, or roar of bears?
Or does this mean the scene of spring, for example the temperature you don't feel cold outside any more, or smells of spring flowers and grasses?
I want to know whether this phrase is metaphor or not.
Top answer
Hi, It appears to be a simple spelling error - ' signs of spring'. Clive
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Thank you for replying mu question.
As you said, I have misread the phrase.
As you said, I have misread the phrase.
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