high-spirited in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for high-spirited in the English»Italian Dictionary

high-spirited [Brit ˌhʌɪˈspɪrɪtɪd, Am ˌhaɪˈspɪrədəd] ADJ

high-spirited

pieno di entusiasmo

I.spirited [Brit ˈspɪrɪtɪd, Am ˈspɪrɪdəd] ADJ

spirited horse

animoso, focoso

spirited debate

animato, infuocato

spirited reply

vivace

spirited music, performance

vivace, brioso

spirited attack, defence

coraggioso, vigoroso

II.-spirited COMP

free-spirited person

che ha uno spirito libero

free-spirited character, outlook

libero

high-spirited

pieno di entusiasmo or di ottimo umore

Translations for high-spirited in the Italian»English Dictionary

peperino¹ [pepeˈrino] N m (persona vivace)

peperino

high-spirited person

peperino

(real) live wire

pepe [ˈpepe] N m

1. pepe (spezia):

pepe

pepper

pepe in grani

whole peppercorns

manca un po' di pepe nella minestra

there isn't enough pepper in the soup

pepe macinato

ground pepper

pepe macinato grosso

coarse-ground pepper

un filetto al pepe verde

a steak with green peppercorns, a green pepper steak

un pizzico di pepe

a pinch of pepper

condire qc con sale e pepe

to season sth with salt and pepper

pianta del pepe

pepper tree

capelli sale e pepe

pepper-and-salt hair

2. pepe fig:

il rischio dà pepe alla vita

danger adds a bit of spice to life

una ragazza tutto pepe

a high-spirited girl

Phrases:

pepe d'acqua

smartweed

pepe bianco

white pepper

pepe di Caienna

cayenne pepper

pepe di Giamaica

Jamaica pepper

pepe di Giamaica

pimento

pepe nero

black pepper

high-spirited in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for high-spirited in the English»Italian Dictionary

high-spirited ADJ

high-spirited (cheerful, lively)

vivace

high-spirited (fiery) horse

focoso, -a

Translations for high-spirited in the Italian»English Dictionary

ciclonico (-a) <-ci, -che> [tʃi·ˈklɔ:·ni·ko] ADJ

1. ciclonico METEO:

ciclonico (-a)

cyclonic

2. ciclonico fig (esuberante):

ciclonico (-a)

high-spirited

pepe¹ [ˈpe:·pe] N m

pepe

pepper

pepe bianco/nero

white/black pepper

pepe in grani

peppercorns pl

tutto pepe fig

high-spirited

giro [ˈdʒi:·ro] N m

1. giro (circonferenza: di collo):

giro

circumference

2. giro (rotazione: di astro, motore):

giro

revolution

su di -i (motore)

revved-up

su di -i fig (persona)

high-spirited

giro di valzer

waltz

3. giro:

giro (passeggiata)

stroll

giro (in macchina, bicicletta)

ride

giro (percorso)

trip

giro turistico

sightseeing tour

essere in giro per lavoro/affari

to be out and about on work/business

esserci in giro

to be around

andare in giro

to go around

lasciare in giro (abiti, libri)

to leave lying around

mettere in giro (voci, dicerie)

to spread

4. giro SPORTS (di pista):

giro

lap

5. giro SPORTS (gara):

giro

tour

il giro di Francia

the Tour de France

Giro d'Italia

The Giro d'Italia took place for the first time in 1909. This cycle race comprises both climbs and flat stages and the route passes through many of the major Italian cities.

6. giro (periodo di tempo):

giro

course

nel giro di un mese/anno

in a month's/year's time

7. giro:

giro (cerchia)

circle

giro (ambiente)

scene

8. giro COMM:

giro d'affari

turnover

9. giro (phrase):

prendere in giro qu

to make fun of sb

fare un giro d'orizzonte

to make general inquiries

giro di parole

long-winded expression

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bizzarro (-a)

high spirited

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

A great beauty, she had a lively, high-spirited and impulsive character that was commented on by courtiers.

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As the car approaches it is seen to contain a male driver and three high-spirited female passengers waving handkerchiefs towards the camera.

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His contemporaries described him as a handsome, stocky man, blond and fair-skinned, an adventuresome and high-spirited person, with an inquisitive and active mind.

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With high-spirited gatherings and song, they recruited marchers from local residents, inviting them to join the occasion.

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She grew into a high-spirited, loving little girl who kept her grandmother and nurses entertained with her antics.

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A timocracy, in choosing its leaders, is inclining rather to the more high-spirited and simple-minded type, who are better suited for war.

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His name derived from a personality like a high-spirited and uncontrolled horse, hence crazy or wild horse.

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The first waltz section is then played, with a high-spirited tune and a robust accompanying waltz passage.

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Unlike her sister she is bold, high-spirited and independent.

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The courtiers were impressed by the beautiful, charming and high-spirited princess.

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