ebullient in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for ebullient in the English»Italian Dictionary

ebullient [Brit ɪˈbʌljənt, ɪˈbʊljənt, Am ɪˈbʊljənt, ɪˈbəljənt] ADJ

1. ebullient (boiling):

ebullient

in ebollizione

2. ebullient fig:

ebullient

esuberante, pieno di vita

Translations for ebullient in the Italian»English Dictionary

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ebullient in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for ebullient in the English»Italian Dictionary

ebullient [ɪ·ˈbʊl·jənt] ADJ

ebullient

entusiasta

to be in an ebullient mood

essere (d'umore) euforico

ebullient Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to be in an ebullient mood

essere (d'umore) euforico

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Now, the ebullient actress is excited about her upcoming releases, and is happy about the films that are to mark her debut.

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The childhood nickname seemed to suit the ebullient physicist, and it stayed with him throughout his long life.

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His inspirational leadership, his ebullient personality...

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He could be charming or vulgar, ebullient or sullen, he was given to public displays of rage (often contrived) and to soaring hyperbole in his rhetoric.

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Sati, ebullient at the thought of such a great event, and assuming that the daughter of the king was welcome no matter what, attended the festival.

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The impressive and ebullient brick building combines several architectural styles.

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The movement has an energetic and ebullient instrumental introduction.

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An ebullient middle-class was looking for a mascot.

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But he was still as ebullient, as unaffected, as cocky and as winning as he had been as an amateur.

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It has been said that this movement captures the infectious ebullient spirit of the folk song.

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