ebullience in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for ebullience in the English»Italian Dictionary

ebullience [Brit ɪˈbʊlɪəns, Am ɪˈbʊljəns, ɪˈbəljəns] N

1. ebullience (boiling):

ebullience

ebollizione f

2. ebullience fig:

ebullience

esuberanza f

ebullience

vitalità f

Translations for ebullience in the Italian»English Dictionary

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bollori

ebullience

i bollori della giovinezza

youthful ebullience

ebollizione

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English

He is also known as a sparkling public speaker, bringing ebullience and wit to his endeavors.

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Her entrance ushered in a flutter of activities and loving ebullience.

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He is a performer who is an introvert, veering between ebullience and self-doubt; a happy-looking man for whom happiness can be precarious.

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Her former skittish ebullience manifesting into twitchy mania as the film's events takes its toll on her person.

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But with all the ructions, fear, and more recent ebullience of traders, there is one constant that hasn't changed and might actually have worsened.

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In the gym, ebullience transformed into tension after several contestants were giving up.

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Every country needs to harness the dynamism and ebullience of youth to grow and adapt.

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Of course there are risks, but they're a small price to pay for the joy of sailing above ordinary life on a tide of ebullience.

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If ebullience is a palpable thing, the audience flooded out of the arena borne on a wave of it.

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The way she rolled with every punch gained her a real admiration for her unflagging ebullience and optimism.

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