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['vaɪbrənt]1) (lively) [person, place, personality, colour] vivace2) (resonant) [ voice] vibrante ( with di); [ instrument] dalla voce vibrante* * *vibrant /ˈvaɪbrənt/a.1 (fig.) eccitante; pieno di vita: a vibrant city, una città piena di vita; vibrant nightlife, vita notturna eccitante; a vibrant personality, una personalità esuberante3 (lett.) vibrante; tremante5 (ling.) vibrante● vibrant with health, pieno (o che scoppia) di salutevibrantly avv.* * *['vaɪbrənt]1) (lively) [person, place, personality, colour] vivace2) (resonant) [ voice] vibrante ( with di); [ instrument] dalla voce vibrante -
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I [gləʊ]1) (of coal, furnace) incandescenza f.; (of room) luce f. viva; (of candle) bagliore m.2) (colour) colore m. accesothere was a glow in her cheeks — (from happiness) il suo viso era raggiante; (from exercise) le sue guance avevano un colorito acceso
3) (feeling) sensazione f. di benessereII [gləʊ]1) (give off light) [coal, furnace] essere incandescente, ardere; [ metal] essere incandescente; [lamp, cigarette] brillare2) (look vibrant) [ colour] essere acceso, vividoto glow with health — [ person] essere in piena salute
* * *[ɡləu] 1. verb1) (to give out heat or light without any flame: The coal was glowing in the fire.) ardere2) (to have red cheeks because of heat, cold, emotion etc: The little boy glowed with pride.) ardere2. noun(the state of glowing: the glow of the coal in the fire.) calore; bagliore- glowing- glow-worm* * *[ɡləʊ]1. n(of lamp, sunset etc) luce f (diffusa), (of cigarette, fire, city) bagliore m, (of bright colour) luminosità, (of cheeks) colorito acceso, (warm feeling: of pride etc) vampata2. vi* * *glow /gləʊ/n.4 ( anche fig.) ardore; calore; fuoco: in a glow of enthusiasm, nell'ardore dell'entusiasmo; to feel a pleasant glow all over, sentire un piacevole calore in tutto il corpo5 [u] (fig.) splendore; colore caldo e vivo: the glow of her copper hair, il colore caldo dei suoi capelli ramati● (elettron.) glow discharge, scarica a bagliore □ glow lamp, lampada a luminescenza □ (zool.) glow-worm ( Lampyris noctiluca), lucciola □ the glow of health, il colore della salute □ to be in a glow (o all of a glow), essere incandescente; (fig.) essere (tutto) accaldato (o accalorato).(to) glow /gləʊ/v. i.1 ardere; bruciare senza fiamma; essere incandescente: Let's heat the metal until it glows, riscaldiamo il metallo fino a renderlo incandescente2 brillare; luccicare: The harbour lights were glowing, le luci del porto brillavano; to glow in the dark, essere fosforescente3 (fig.) ardere; bruciare; infiammarsi: to be glowing with rage, bruciare di rabbia; to glow with zeal, ardere di zelo4 (fig.) accendersi, fiammeggiare (fig.); rosseggiare: In autumn the leaves of most trees glow red and yellow, in autunno le foglie di quasi tutti gli alberi s'accendono di tinte rosse e gialle● to be glowing with health, scoppiare di salute; avere una splendida cera □ to be glowing with pride, scoppiare d'orgoglio.* * *I [gləʊ]1) (of coal, furnace) incandescenza f.; (of room) luce f. viva; (of candle) bagliore m.2) (colour) colore m. accesothere was a glow in her cheeks — (from happiness) il suo viso era raggiante; (from exercise) le sue guance avevano un colorito acceso
3) (feeling) sensazione f. di benessereII [gləʊ]1) (give off light) [coal, furnace] essere incandescente, ardere; [ metal] essere incandescente; [lamp, cigarette] brillare2) (look vibrant) [ colour] essere acceso, vividoto glow with health — [ person] essere in piena salute
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vibrant — UK US /ˈvaɪbrənt/ adjective ► full of energy and excitement: a vibrant democracy/economy/market »Ireland went from a vibrant economy to virtual collapse in the space of a decade. »Any credible financial centre has to have a big futures market, so … Financial and business terms
Vibrant — Vi brant, a. [L. vibrans, p. pr.: cf. F. vibrant. See {Vibrate}.] Vibrating; tremulous; resonant; as, vibrant drums. Longfellow. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
vibrant — [vī′brənt] adj. [L vibrans, prp. of vibrare, to VIBRATE] 1. quivering or vibrating, esp. in such a way as to produce sound 2. produced by vibration; resonant: said of sound 3. throbbing with life and activity; lively [vibrant streets] 4. vigorous … English World dictionary
vibrant — vìbrant (vibrȁnt) m <G mn nātā> DEFINICIJA fon. suglasnik koji nastaje treperenjem (vibriranjem) pokretnog govornog organa (apeksa, uvule i sl.); titravi suglasnik, treptajnik, titrajnik ETIMOLOGIJA vidi vibrirati … Hrvatski jezični portal
vibrant — [adj1] alive, colorful active, animated, dynamic, electrifying, energetic, lively, peppy, responsive, sensitive, sound, sparkling, spirited, vigorous, virile, vital, vivacious, vivid, zesty*, zippy*; concepts 401,618 Ant. colorless, dull, pale… … New thesaurus
vibrant — index strong Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
vibrant — vibrant, ante (vi bran, bran t ) adj. 1° Qui vibre, qui est mis en vibration. • Le problème des cordes vibrantes et tous ceux qui appartiennent à la théorie du son ou aux lois des oscillations de l air, ont été soumis à l analyse par les… … Dictionnaire de la Langue Française d'Émile Littré
vìbrant — (vibrȁnt) m 〈G mn nātā〉 fon. suglasnik koji nastaje treperenjem (vibriranjem) pokretnog govornog organa (apeksa, uvule i sl.); titravi suglasnik, treptajnik, titrajnik … Veliki rječnik hrvatskoga jezika
vibrant — (adj.) 1550s, agitated, from L. vibrantem (nom. vibrans) swaying, prp. of vibrare move to and fro (see VIBRATE (Cf. vibrate)). Meaning vigorous, full of life is first recorded 1860. Related: Vibrantly … Etymology dictionary