sprightly
英 [ˈspraɪtli] 美 [ˈspraɪtli]

adj.

生气勃勃的，活泼的；

英英释义

sprightly[ 'spraitli ]

• adj.full of spirit and vitality

  "a sprightly young girl"; "a sprightly dance"

双语例句

用作形容词(adj.)

1. He's surprisingly sprightly for an old man.
   他这把年纪了，还这麽精神，真了不起。
2. As an old man of 75, he is surprisingly sprightly.
   作为一个75岁的老人，他可谓精神矍铄，令人称奇。
3. As a sprightly comedy, this show fills the bill.
   作为轻喜剧，这样演是适宜的。
4. The patient smiled when he heard the sprightly music on the radio.
   听到收音机里传来的轻快乐曲，这个病人笑了。

用作副词(adv.)

1. Judith is a sprightly young woman.
   朱迪思是个机灵的姑娘。
2. The boat moves forward sprightly.
   船儿轻快地向前行进。

权威例句

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