单词	verve
释义	verveverve /vɜːv $ vɜːrv/ noun [uncountable] literary Word Origin WORD ORIGINverve Origin: 1600-1700 French, Latin verba, plural of verbum; ➔ VERB Examples EXAMPLES FROM OTHER DICTIONARIES Pat has a remarkable verve for life. EXAMPLES FROM THE CORPUS Bartolo, sung by baritone Jamie Offenbach, was one of the few roles sung with verve. Clearly the criterion for survival has little to do with narrative verve alone. He was amazed to experience his old verve this morning, enough to give him something more than just gumption. That the evening could still be counted a success was partly down to the attack and verve of the Liverpool Philharmonic Choir. When he died at 70 in 1970 Jeanson had lost none of his verve or punch. energy, excitement, or great pleasurewith verve Cziffra played the Hungarian dances with great verve.
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