英语词汇“lively”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

ETYMOLOGYlively

Origin: Old English liflic, from lif; ➔ LIFE

COLLOCATIONS► a lively imagination

My mother had a lively imagination.

► a lively interest

At an early age he showed a lively interest in politics.

THESAURUSvery active because you have a lot of energy► energetic

very active because you have a lot of energy: The teacher is an energetic woman in her early 60s. The dancer’s performance was energetic and exciting to watch.

► full of energy

energetic and ready to do a lot of things: Kids were running around the playground, full of energy.

► vigorous

using a lot of energy and strength: Your dog needs at least 20 minutes of vigorous exercise every day.

► dynamic

very energetic, full of new ideas, and determined to succeed: The city’s dynamic new mayor has promised far-reaching changes.

► tireless

working with a lot of energy in a determined way, especially to achieve something: The prisoners were finally released, thanks to the tireless efforts of their families and friends.

► lively

active, exciting, and full of energy: The group entertained us with a lively Spanish dance.

► vital

full of energy in a way that is exciting and attractive: Their music sounds as fresh and vital as the day it was written.

► hyperactive

too active, and not able to keep still or quiet for very long: She worried that her son might be hyperactive, and took him to the doctor.

place► busy

a busy place is very full of people or vehicles and movement: A busy freeway can be a dangerous place. Atlanta is one of the busiest airports in the world.

► bustling

a bustling place is very busy because a lot of people are there: On Saturdays there is a bustling outdoor market in the town square.

► lively

full of activity or excitement, with a lot of different things happening: The bar was still lively at two in the morning.

单词	lively
释义	adjective \| adverb livelylively1 /ˈlaɪvli/ ●●○ adjective (comparative livelier, superlative liveliest) Etymology ETYMOLOGYlively Origin: Old English liflic, from lif; ➔ LIFE Collocations COLLOCATIONS► a lively imagination My mother had a lively imagination. ► a lively interest At an early age he showed a lively interest in politics. Thesaurus THESAURUSvery active because you have a lot of energy► energetic very active because you have a lot of energy: The teacher is an energetic woman in her early 60s. The dancer’s performance was energetic and exciting to watch. ► full of energy energetic and ready to do a lot of things: Kids were running around the playground, full of energy. ► vigorous using a lot of energy and strength: Your dog needs at least 20 minutes of vigorous exercise every day. ► dynamic very energetic, full of new ideas, and determined to succeed: The city’s dynamic new mayor has promised far-reaching changes. ► tireless working with a lot of energy in a determined way, especially to achieve something: The prisoners were finally released, thanks to the tireless efforts of their families and friends. ► lively active, exciting, and full of energy: The group entertained us with a lively Spanish dance. ► vital full of energy in a way that is exciting and attractive: Their music sounds as fresh and vital as the day it was written. ► hyperactive too active, and not able to keep still or quiet for very long: She worried that her son might be hyperactive, and took him to the doctor. place► busy a busy place is very full of people or vehicles and movement: A busy freeway can be a dangerous place. Atlanta is one of the busiest airports in the world. ► bustling a bustling place is very busy because a lot of people are there: On Saturdays there is a bustling outdoor market in the town square. ► lively full of activity or excitement, with a lot of different things happening: The bar was still lively at two in the morning. 1PEOPLE very active, full of energy, and cheerful: a lively child► see thesaurus at energetic2PLACE/SITUATION a lively place or situation is exciting because a lot of things are happening: the city’s lively nightlife► see thesaurus at busy13MOVEMENTS/MUSIC involving a lot of quick movement and therefore exciting or enjoyable: a lively dance4DISCUSSION/CONVERSATION ETC. exciting because people are speaking quickly, have a lot of interesting ideas, etc.: a lively debate5MUSIC fast, cheerful, and exciting: lively Latin rhythms6MIND/THOUGHTS someone who has a lively mind is intelligent, is interested in a lot of things, and is good at thinking of new things: My mother had a lively imagination. At an early age he showed a lively interest in politics.7COLOR very bright: a lively combination of colors8TASTE strong but pleasant: The wine has a lively fruity flavor.—liveliness noun [uncountable] adjective \| adverb livelylively2 adverb Step lively! spoken humorous used to tell someone to hurry
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