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10 Language-to-English Dictionariessprühend
Pronunciation / Transliteration: spruehend
"Er war voller sprühender Lebensfreude."
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Overflowing with fervor, enthusiasm, or excitement; bubbling up like boiling water.
"The ebullient crowd cheered as the team won the championship."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
From Latin ebullient-, stem of ebulliens, present participle of ebullire 'to boil up', from e- (variant of ex-) 'out' + bullire 'to boil'.
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bouillonnant
Transliteration: bouillonnant
"Elle était d'une humeur bouillonnante et joyeuse."
sprühend
Transliteration: spruehend
"Er war voller sprühender Lebensfreude."
esuberante
Transliteration: esuberante
"Il suo carattere esuberante ha conquistato tutti."
efervescente
Transliteration: efervescente
"Su efervescente personalidad alegró la fiesta."
ebuliente
Transliteration: ebuliente
"O público estava em um clima ebuliente."
उत्साही
Transliteration: utsahi
"उसकी उत्साही प्रकृति ने सबको प्रभावित किया।"
热情洋溢的
Transliteration: rè qíng yáng yì de
"她以热情洋溢的态度发表了演讲。"
넘치는 활기의
Transliteration: neomchineun hwal-giyi
"그녀의 넘치는 활기가 방안을 환하게 밝혔다."
溢れんばかりの情熱的な
Transliteration: afubarenbakari no jōnetsuteki na
"彼の溢れんばかりのエネルギーに皆が圧倒された。"
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