vibe

UK
/vaɪb/
US
/vaɪb/

Übersetzungen

vibesubstantiv
vibes
Pl.
UK
/vaɪb/
US
/vaɪb/
The cafe has a cozy vibe.
В кафе уютная атмосфера.
The party had a great vibe.
На вечеринке было отличное настроение.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
vibeverb
vibed
Präteritum
vibed
Partizip Perfekt
vibing
Gerundium
UK
/vaɪb/
US
/vaɪb/
The whole room seemed to vibe with the energy of the crowd.
Вся комната, казалось, вибрировала от энергии толпы.
I can really vibe with this music.
Я действительно могу ощущать эту музыку.
vibeadjektiv
Attributive use of the noun (e.g., 'vibe check', 'vibe playlist')

Definitionen

vibesubstantiv
A distinctive emotional atmosphere or feeling associated with a particular place, person, or situation.
The cafe had a relaxed vibe that made it a popular spot for students.
A person's emotional state or the atmosphere they project, often sensed intuitively.
She had a positive vibe that made everyone around her feel comfortable.
A style or trend that is characteristic of a particular time or place.
The 70s vibe of the party was complete with disco balls and bell-bottom jeans.
A piece of music or song perceived as having a particular mood or groove.
"Midnight City" is such a vibe.
vibeverb
To experience a feeling or atmosphere, often in a positive or relaxed manner.
We were just vibing to the music all night long.
To get along well or have a good connection with someone.
I really vibe with her; we have so much in common.
vibeadjektiv
Relating to or characteristic of a particular mood, style, or atmosphere (used attributively).
They chose some vibe lighting to create a relaxed atmosphere.