spirited

• Décrit quelqu'un ou quelque chose de plein d'énergie, de courage ou de détermination, ou qui montre un enthousiasme vif et alerte.

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.

   plein d'entrain

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

   Synonymesanimateddynamicenergeticenthusiasticexuberantfeistyhigh-spiritedlivelymettlesomepassionatepeppyspunkyvigorousvivaciouszestful

   Antonymesapatheticlethargiclifelesslistlesssluggishspiritless

2. Lively or animatedB2formal

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

   plein d'entrain

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

   Synonymesanimatedbuoyantenergeticlivelypeppyvibrantvivaciouszesty

   Antonymesapatheticdullinertlethargiclifelesslistlesssluggishspiritless

• Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action d'emporter ou d'enlever quelqu'un ou quelque chose rapidement et secrètement, souvent de manière mystérieuse ou surnaturelle.

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.

   Emporter mystérieusement

   • 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.

   Synonymesabductcarry offkidnapsnatchwhisk

   Antonymeskeepreplacerestoreretainreturn

Variantes phrasalspirit awayspirit offspirit up