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vibrant

/ˈvaɪ.brənt/

Tradução: Descreve algo cheio de energia, vida e atividade; é frequentemente usado para falar de cores, comunidades ou personalidades.

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adjective

/ˈvaɪ.brənt/B2formal
  • ptDescreve algo cheio de energia, vida e atividade; é frequentemente usado para falar de cores, comunidades ou personalidades.

Describes something full of energy, life, and activity; often used to describe colors, communities, or personalities.

  1. Full of energy and lifeB2formal

    Lively, energetic, and full of activity.

    ptVibrante

    • The city has a vibrant nightlife with many clubs and restaurants.
    • She has a vibrant personality that attracts everyone.
    • The market was vibrant with colors and sounds.

    Sinônimosanimatedbustlingdynamiceffervescentenergeticexuberantlivelysparklingspiritedthrivingvitalvivacious

    Antônimosapatheticdullinertlifelesslistlessspiritless

  2. Bright and strikingB1formal

    Having strong, vivid, and intense colors.

    ptVibrante e marcante

    • She wore a vibrant red dress to the party.
    • The artist used vibrant shades of blue and green.
    • The sunset was vibrant with shades of orange and pink.

    Sinônimosbrightbrilliantcolorfuldazzlingglowingintenserichstrikingvivid

    Antônimosdullfadedmutedpale

  3. Healthy and strongB2formal

    Characterized by being robust, vigorous, and thriving.

    ptVibrante

    • The garden is vibrant with blooming flowers.
    • He maintains a vibrant lifestyle through regular exercise.
    • The economy is vibrant and growing steadily.

    Sinônimosdynamicenergeticflourishinglivelyrobustthrivingvigorousvital

    Antônimosailingfeeblefrailsicklyweak

Formas
  • more vibrant comparative form
  • most vibrant superlative form
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