vibrant

vibrant
adjective
pulsierend [Leben]; lebensprühend [Atmosphäre]; dynamisch [Kraft]; lebhaft [Farbe, Rot]
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vi·brant
[ˈvaɪbrənt]
adj
1. person lebhaft; (dynamic) dynamisch
to be \vibrant with life vor Leben nur so sprühen
2. atmosphere, place lebendig
the hope is that this area will develop into a \vibrant commercial centre man hofft, dass sich dieses Gebiet zu einem pulsierenden Gewerbezentrum entwickeln wird
the atmosphere in the stadium was \vibrant with anticipation die Atmosphäre im Stadion war erwartungsvoll aufgeladen
3. ECON
\vibrant economy boomende Wirtschaft
4. colour kräftig, leuchtend
5. sound sonor
\vibrant performance temperamentvolle Aufführung
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['vaIbrənt]
adj
1) personality etc dynamisch; voice volltönend, sonor; city, community, culture lebendig, voller Leben; discussion lebhaft, angeregt; economy boomend; performance mitreißend

the shipyard was vibrant with activity — auf der Werft herrschte emsiges Treiben

the vibrant life of the city — das pulsierende Leben der Großstadt

2) (= brilliant) colour leuchtend
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vibrant [ˈvaıbrənt] adj (adv vibrantly)
1. vibrierend:
a) schwingend (Saiten etc)
b) laut schallend (Ton)
2. zitternd, bebend (beide:
with vor dat)
3. pulsierend:
the vibrant life of a large city auch der Pulsschlag einer Großstadt
4. kraftvoll, lebensprühend (Persönlichkeit etc)
5. erregt, aufgewühlt (Gefühle)
6. LING stimmhaft (Laut)
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adjective
pulsierend [Leben]; lebensprühend [Atmosphäre]; dynamisch [Kraft]; lebhaft [Farbe, Rot]
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adj.
schwingend adj.

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