Vocab Bloom Hub

brisk

/brɪsk/

Traducción: Describe algo rápido, enérgico y activo; se usa a menudo para el movimiento, el clima o los negocios, y también puede referirse a un aire fresco y vivificante.

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adjective

/brɪsk/B2formal
  • esDescribe algo rápido, enérgico y activo; se usa a menudo para el movimiento, el clima o los negocios, y también puede referirse a un aire fresco y vivificante.

Describes something that is quick, energetic, and active, often used for movement, weather, or business.

  1. Quick and energeticB1formal

    Moving or acting quickly and with energy.

    esenérgico y rápido

    • She took a brisk walk in the park every morning.
    • He gave a brisk nod and left the room.
    • The brisk pace of the meeting kept everyone alert.

    Sinónimosalertanimatedenergeticlivelynimblequicksprightlyspryswiftvigorous

    Antónimoslanguidlethargicslowsluggish

  2. Cold but refreshingB1formal

    Used to describe weather that is pleasantly cold and invigorating.

    esFrío agradable y vigorizante

    • The brisk autumn air made the hike enjoyable.
    • A brisk wind blew through the open window.
    • They enjoyed a brisk morning on the beach.

    Sinónimosbracingchillycrispfreshinvigoratingkeennippysharp

  3. Sharp and efficientB2formal

    Characterized by a no-nonsense, efficient, and sometimes curt manner.

    esEnérgico y eficiente

    • Her brisk tone indicated she was in a hurry.
    • The waiter gave a brisk, professional service.
    • His brisk reply left no room for argument.

    Sinónimosabruptbrusquebusinesslikecrispcurtpithysnappyterse

    Antónimosindolentlackadaisicallanguidlazyleisurelylistlesssluggish

Formas
  • brisker comparative form
  • briskest superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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