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1 irrepressible
adjectivenicht zu unterdrückend nicht präd.; unbezähmbar [Neugier, Verlangen]; unerschütterlich [Optimismus]; unbändig [Freude, Entzücken]; sonnig [Gemüt]* * *[iri'presəbl](not able to be subdued; very cheerful.) unbändig* * *ir·re·press·ible[ˌɪrɪˈpresəbl̩]she's been \irrepressible all morning sie ist schon den ganzen Morgen nicht zu bändigen\irrepressible conflict (uncontrollable) nicht zu verdrängender Konflikt\irrepressible exuberance helle Begeisterung\irrepressible spirits ausgelassene Stimmung\irrepressible urge unbezähmbarer Drang2. (impossible to discourage) unverwüstlich, unerschütterlichshe's an \irrepressible chatterbox sie plappert unentwegt\irrepressible optimist unerschütterlicher Optimist/unerschütterliche Optimistin\irrepressible pacifist nicht unterzukriegender Pazifist/unterzukriegende Pazifistin* * *["Irɪ'presəbl]adjurge, curiosity, energy, spirit unbezähmbar; optimism, sense of humour unerschütterlich, unverwüstlich; person nicht kleinzukriegen; child sonnig; delight unbändigthe irrepressible Susan — Susan, die sich nicht unterkriegen lässt
* * *irrepressible [ˌırıˈpresəbl] adj (adv irrepressibly)1. ununterdrückbar, nicht zu unterdrücken(d) (Lachen etc)* * *adjectivenicht zu unterdrückend nicht präd.; unbezähmbar [Neugier, Verlangen]; unerschütterlich [Optimismus]; unbändig [Freude, Entzücken]; sonnig [Gemüt]he/she is irrepressible — er/sie ist nicht unterzukriegen (ugs.)
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2 exuberant
adjective1) (overflowing) überschäumend [Kraft, Freude, Eifer]2) (effusive) überschwänglich* * *[iɡ'zju:bərənt](happy and excited or in high spirits: an exuberant mood.) übermütig- academic.ru/26015/exuberance">exuberance* * *exu·ber·ant[ɪgˈzju:bərənt, AM ɪgˈzu:-]1. (lively) person überschwänglich, ausgelassen; painting lebendig; dancing schwungvoll, temperamentvoll; mood überschäumendyoung and \exuberant jung und dynamisch\exuberant growth üppiger Wuchs* * *[Ig'zuːbərənt]adj1) (= irrepressible, energetic) person, personality überschwänglich; esp child übermütig; mood überschäumend; voice jubelnd; style übersprudelnd; painting lebhaft; film, music, show mitreißendthey were exuberant after their victory — nach ihrem Sieg waren sie in Jubelstimmung
or colors (US) — farbenfrohe Teppiche
2) growth, foliage, flowers üppig* * *exuberant adj (adv exuberantly)1. üppig, (über)reich2. figa) überschwänglichb) (über)sprudelnd, ausgelassen:exuberant spirits pl sprudelnde Laune3. fig fruchtbar, (sehr) produktiv* * *adjective1) (overflowing) überschäumend [Kraft, Freude, Eifer]2) (effusive) überschwänglich* * *adj.übermäßig adj.überschäumend adj.üppig adj.
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