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10 Language-to-English Dictionaries活気
Pronunciation / Transliteration: kakki
"彼女は満々の活気を持って新しい仕事に取り組んだ。"
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Energy, enthusiasm, and vigor.
"She approached her new job with great vim and vigor."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Originating in the mid-19th century, probably as an arbitrary formation or an alteration of the Latin 'vis' meaning force or strength.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Vim" is said worldwide
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dynamisme
Transliteration: dynamisme
"Elle a abordé son nouveau travail avec beaucoup de dynamisme."
Elan
Transliteration: Elan
"Sie ging ihre neue Arbeit mit viel Elan an."
vigore
Transliteration: vigore
"Ha affrontato il suo nuovo lavoro con grande vigore."
brío
Transliteration: brío
"Ella abordó su nuevo trabajo con mucho brío."
vigor
Transliteration: vigor
"Ela abordou seu novo trabalho com muito vigor."
जोश
Transliteration: josh
"उसने अपने नए काम को बहुत जोश के साथ शुरू किया।"
活力
Transliteration: huólì
"她以极大的活力开始了新工作。"
활기
Transliteration: hwalgi
"그녀는 엄청난 활기로 새 업무를 시작했다."
活気
Transliteration: kakki
"彼女は満々の活気を持って新しい仕事に取り組んだ。"
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