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adjective* * *low-ˈspir·it·edadj niedergeschlagen, [nieder]gedrücktthe dance turned out to be a \low-spirited affair bei der Tanzveranstaltung herrschte eine gedrückte Stimmung* * *low-spirited adj (adv low-spiritedly) niedergeschlagen, gedrückt, deprimiert* * *adjective -
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[ˌhaɪ'spɪrɪtɪd]прил.1) жизнерадостный, оживлённый, весёлыйOutgoing people are more high-spirited and less anxious about social situations. — Общительные люди более жизнерадостны и меньше озабочены социальными проблемами.
Syn:2) горячий, резвый ( обычно о лошадях)Three hundred high-spirited stallions took part in the race. — Триста резвых жеребцов приняли участие в скачках.
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public-spirited adj à l'esprit civique ; it was public-spirited of you to do tu as fait preuve de civisme en faisant. -
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pusillanime;∎ it was rather poor-spirited of him il a fait preuve d'une certaine lâcheté ou d'un certain manque de courageUn panorama unique de l'anglais et du français > poor-spirited
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(gesture) d'esprit civique;∎ (person) to be public-spirited faire preuve de civismeUn panorama unique de l'anglais et du français > public-spirited
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/proud-spirited/ -spirited) /'praud'spiritid/ (pround-stomached) /'praud'stʌməkt/ * tính từ - kiêu ngạo, kiêu căng, kiêu hãnh, tự đắc
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spirited — [adj] lively, vivacious active, alert, animate, animated, ardent, audacious, avid, bold, bouncy, brave, bright, burning, chirpy, courageous, dauntless, eager, effervescent, energetic, enthusiastic, fearless, fiery, full of life, game, gingery*,… … New thesaurus
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-spirited — [[t] spɪ̱rɪtɪd[/t]] COMB in ADJ GRADED spirited combines with adjectives to describe a person s character, attitude, or behaviour. For example, a mean spirited person behaves in a way that is unkind to other people; a free spirited person behaves … English dictionary
spirited — adjective approving having energy and determination: Raphael is so young and spirited. | a spirited defence/debate: a spirited defence of her decisions see also: highspirited, lowspirited, meanspirited, publicspirited … Longman dictionary of contemporary English