brisk in Japanese
brisk in Japanese is 元気 — brisk means quick and energetic; done at a lively pace.
brisk in Japanese
元気
Pronounced: genki
Full of spirit of life; effervescing.
What does "brisk" mean?
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adj Quick and energetic; done at a lively pace.
"She set off at a brisk pace to catch the bus."
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adj Cold and refreshing, especially describing weather or air.
"A brisk autumn wind swept through the streets."
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brisk in a sentence
- She set off at a brisk pace to catch the bus.
- Business was brisk at the shop over the holidays.
- A brisk autumn wind swept through the streets.
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What is "brisk" in Japanese?
"brisk" in Japanese is 元気. brisk means: Quick and energetic; done at a lively pace.
How do you pronounce 元気?
"brisk" in Japanese is 元気, pronounced "genki".
How do you use "brisk" in a sentence?
Example: "She set off at a brisk pace to catch the bus." In Japanese, "brisk" is 元気.
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