upbeat in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

upbeat in the PONS Dictionary

upbeat Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to be upbeat about sth
ser optimista respecto a algo
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She knows it doesn't make her the best candidate to be a star lawyer, but she remains upbeat and firm in her beliefs.
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The upbeat song expresses the desire to break out from a mundane relationship and go on vacations around the world as a couple.
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Later tracks ranged in mood from upbeat and playful to somber and teary.
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He started off on an upbeat note, but slowed things down on a set of mostly original material featuring pleasant guitar playing and upbeat melodies.
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The song is an upbeat house tune espousing the pleasures of dancing.
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They are known for their upbeat melodies and whimsical lyrics; the band members, once described their musical style as wonky rock and fabloo rock.
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The song is upbeat and features a mainly programmed backing, with an electric guitar solo.
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The entire show is both upbeat and empowering.
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The song, though seemingly upbeat, contains dark lyrics.
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But because the porcupine's performance is drab, an animated microphone decides to help out by taking and playing the instrument in a more upbeat fashion.
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