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1 vigour
noun(Brit.)1) (of person, animal, sexuality) Vitalität, die; (of limbs, body) Kraft, die; (of health) Robustheit, die; (of argument, struggle, protest, denial, attack, criticism) Heftigkeit, die; (of performance, speech) Schwung, der; (of words, style, mind, intellect) Lebendigkeit, diewith vigour — schwungvoll [musizieren, reden, singen, schauspielern]; kräftig [reiben, schrubben, drücken, ziehen]
2) (Bot.) Wuchskraft, die* * *['viɡə](strength and energy: He began his new job with enthusiasm and vigour.) die Energie- academic.ru/80312/vigorous">vigorous- vigorously* * *vig·our[ˈvɪgər, AM -gɚ]n no plwe were impressed by the \vigour of the orchestra's playing wir waren vom dynamischen Spiel des Orchesters beeindrucktto do sth with \vigour etw mit vollem Eifer tunthey set about their work with youthful \vigour and enthusiasm sie machten sich mit jugendlichem Schwung und Begeisterung an die Arbeitthey expressed their opinions with great \vigour sie brachten ihre Ansichten mit großer Leidenschaftlichkeit zum Ausdruck* * *(US) ['vɪgə(r)]nKraftf, Energief; (of protest, denial) Heftigkeitf; (of exercises) Energief; (of player) Dynamikf; (of speech, debater) Leidenschaftlichkeitf; (of prose) Ausdruckskraftfsexual/youthful vigour — sexuelle/jugendliche Spannkraft
all the vigour has gone out of the undertaking — das Unternehmen hat jeglichen Schwung verloren
* * *vigour [ˈvıɡə(r)] s besonders Br1. (Körper-, Geistes)Kraft f, Vitalität f2. Aktivität f3. Energie f4. BIOL Lebenskraft f5. Nachdruck m6. Wirksamkeit f, Nachhaltigkeit f* * *noun(Brit.)1) (of person, animal, sexuality) Vitalität, die; (of limbs, body) Kraft, die; (of health) Robustheit, die; (of argument, struggle, protest, denial, attack, criticism) Heftigkeit, die; (of performance, speech) Schwung, der; (of words, style, mind, intellect) Lebendigkeit, diewith vigour — schwungvoll [musizieren, reden, singen, schauspielern]; kräftig [reiben, schrubben, drücken, ziehen]
2) (Bot.) Wuchskraft, die* * *(UK) n.Drallheit f.Stärke -n f.Vitalität f. n.Lebenskraft f. -
2 invigorate
transitive verb(make vigorous) stärken; (physically) kräftigen* * *[in'viɡəreit](to strengthen or refresh: The shower invigorated her.) stärken- academic.ru/88318/invigorating">invigorating* * *in·vig·or·ate[ɪnˈvɪgəreɪt, AM -gər-]vt▪ to \invigorate sb/sth1. (make stronger) jdn/etw stärken [o kräftigen]to \invigorate the body den Körper stärkento \invigorate the muscles/heart die Muskeln/das Herz kräftigena cup of coffee will \invigorate you eine Tasse Kaffee wird Sie belebenshe managed to \invigorate the sleepy class es gelang ihr, die müde Klasse aufzumunternto \invigorate the economy die Wirtschaft beleben [o ankurbeln]to \invigorate sb's imagination jds Fantasie anregen* * *[In'vIgəreɪt]vtbeleben; (tonic, cure) kräftigen* * *invigorate [-reıt] v/ta) stärken, kräftigenb) beleben, anregen:invigorate the imagination fig die Fantasie anregenc) ermuntern, aufmuntern:* * *transitive verb(make vigorous) stärken; (physically) kräftigen -
3 smart
1. adjective2) (neat) schick; schön [Haus, Garten, Auto]3) attrib. (fashionable) elegant; smartthe smart set — die elegante Welt; die Schickeria
4) (vigorous) hart [Schlag, Gefecht]; scharf [Zurechtweisung, Schritt]5) (prompt) flink2. intransitive verbsmart under something — (fig.) unter etwas (Dat.) leiden
* * *1. adjective2) (clever and quick in thought and action: We need a smart boy to help in the shop; I don't trust some of those smart salesmen.) gescheit3) (brisk; sharp: She gave him a smart slap on the cheek.) schmerzhaft2. verb1) ((of part of the body) to be affected by a sharp stinging feeling: The thick smoke made his eyes smart.) schmerzen2) (to feel annoyed, resentful etc after being insulted etc: He is still smarting from your remarks.) grollen3. noun(the stinging feeling left by a blow or the resentful feeling left by an insult: He could still feel the smart of her slap/insult.) der Schmerz- academic.ru/68220/smarten">smarten- smartly
- smartness
- smart bomb
- smart card* * *[smɑ:t, AM smɑ:rt]I. adja \smart child ein intelligentes Kindto make a \smart move klug handelnto be too \smart for sb zu clever für jdn sein2. (stylish) schick3. (quick and forceful) [blitz]schnellwe'll have to work at a \smart pace wir werden zügig arbeiten müssenthe soldier gave a \smart salute der Soldat salutierte zackigII. n▪ the \smarts pl die [nötige] Intelligenz* * *[smAːt]1. adj (+er)1) schick; person, clothes, car schick, flott; society fein; (= not shabby) appearance gepflegtI want something smart (when buying clothes) — ich möchte etwas Schickes
2) (= bright, clever) clever (inf), schlau, gewitzt; thief, trick raffiniert, clever (inf); (pej) person, answer superklug, neunmalklug (pej inf); (COMPUT, MIL) intelligentthat wasn't very smart (of you) — das war nicht besonders intelligent (von dir)
smart as a whip ( US inf ) — supergescheit (inf), sehr intelligent
to get smart ( US inf ) — sich am Riemen reißen (inf)
he thinks it's smart to criticize his parents — er kommt sich toll vor, wenn er seine Eltern kritisiert
and look smart ( about it)! — und zwar ein bisschen fix or plötzlich! (inf)
2. nSchmerz m (also fig); (of ointment, from wound also) Brennen nt3. vibrennenit will make the cut smart — es wird in der Schnittwunde brennen
to smart under sth (fig) — unter etw (dat) leiden
he is still smarting after the criticism — die Kritik tut ihm immer noch weh
to smart from sth (from blow etc) — von etw brennen; (fig) unter etw (dat) leiden
to smart over sth — über etw (acc) gekränkt sein
* * *smart [smɑː(r)t]A adj (adv smartly)1. klug, gescheit:smart quotes COMPUT typografische Anführungszeichen2. gewandt, geschickt3. geschäftstüchtig4. gerissen, raffiniert:play it smart umg schlau sein5. witzig, geistreich6. pej superklug, besserwisserisch7. schmuck, gepflegt8. a) elegant, schick, feschb) modisch, auffallend schick, (hyper)modern:the smart set (auch als pl konstruiert) die Schickeria9. forsch, schneidig (Tempo etc):salute smartly zackig salutieren10. flink, fix11. hart (Schlag etc), (Strafe etc auch) empfindlich12. scharf, heftig (Kritik, Schmerz etc)13. schlagfertig, kess, frech (Antwort etc):get smart with sb US umg jemandem frech kommen14. umg beträchtlichB s1. stechender Schmerz2. fig Schmerz m3. pl US sl Grips mC v/i1. schmerzen, brennen, wehtun2. (seelisch) leiden (from, under unter dat):he smarted under the insult die Kränkung nagte an seinem Herzen;you shall smart for it das sollst du (mir) büßen* * *1. adjective2) (neat) schick; schön [Haus, Garten, Auto]3) attrib. (fashionable) elegant; smartthe smart set — die elegante Welt; die Schickeria
4) (vigorous) hart [Schlag, Gefecht]; scharf [Zurechtweisung, Schritt]5) (prompt) flink2. intransitive verbsmart under something — (fig.) unter etwas (Dat.) leiden
* * *adj.elegant adj.fesch adj.fix adj.pfiffig adj.
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