vibrant in Italian
vibrant in Italian is energico, operoso, vivace — vibrant means full of energy, life, and enthusiasm.
vibrant in Italian
energico
Pulsing with energy or activity.
operoso
Pulsing with energy or activity.
vivace
Lively and vigorous.
vigoroso
Lively and vigorous.
effervescente
Vibrating, resonant or resounding.
What does "vibrant" mean?
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adj Full of energy, life, and enthusiasm.
"The city has a vibrant nightlife scene."
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adj Strikingly bright and bold, as of a colour.
"The mural was painted in vibrant reds and oranges."
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vibrant in a sentence
- The city has a vibrant nightlife scene.
- She gave a vibrant performance that had the whole audience on its feet.
- The mural was painted in vibrant reds and oranges.
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What is "vibrant" in Italian?
"vibrant" in Italian is energico, operoso, vivace. vibrant means: Full of energy, life, and enthusiasm.
How do you use "vibrant" in a sentence?
Example: "The city has a vibrant nightlife scene." In Italian, "vibrant" is energico, operoso, vivace.
Are there other ways to say "vibrant" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 5 translations listed for "vibrant": energico, operoso, vivace, vigoroso, effervescente.
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