spirited

• Describe a alguien o algo lleno de energía, valentía o determinación; animoso, vivaz o ardiente.

Describes someone or something that is full of energy, courage, or determination.

1. Full of energy and enthusiasmB2formal

   Having a lot of energy, courage, or determination.

   Lleno de energía y entusiasmo

   • The team put up a spirited defense against their rivals.
   • She gave a spirited speech that inspired everyone.
   • The spirited debate lasted for hours.

   Sinónimosanimateddynamicenergeticenthusiasticexuberantfeistyhigh-spiritedlivelymettlesomepassionatepeppyspunkyvigorousvivaciouszestful

   Antónimosapatheticlethargiclifelesslistlesssluggishspiritless

2. Lively or animatedB2formal

   Showing a lot of energy and excitement in behavior or appearance.

   Vivaz, animado

   • The spirited horse galloped across the field.
   • The children were spirited and playful at the party.
   • Her spirited personality made her popular among friends.

   Sinónimosanimatedbuoyantenergeticlivelypeppyvibrantvivaciouszesty

   Antónimosapatheticdullinertlethargiclifelesslistlesssluggishspiritless

• Verbo que significa llevar o sacar a alguien o algo rápida y secretamente, a menudo de manera misteriosa o como por arte de magia.

A verb used to indicate the act of carrying away or taking someone or something swiftly and secretly, often in a mysterious or supernatural manner.

1. To carry away mysteriouslyB2formal

   To remove or take someone or something away quickly, secretly, or mysteriously.

   llevar misteriosamente

   • The kidnappers spirited the child away in the middle of the night.
   • He was spirited out of the country before the trial could begin.
   • The documents were spirited from the office without anyone noticing.

   Sinónimosabductcarry offkidnapsnatchwhisk

   Antónimoskeepreplacerestoreretainreturn

Variantes phrasalspirit awayspirit offspirit up