brisk

UK
/brɪsk/
US
/brɪsk/

Translations

briskverb
brisked
Past Simple
brisked
Past Participle
brisking
Gerund
UK
/brɪsk/
US
/brɪsk/
revigorerS'emploie pour rendre plus actif ou plus énergique.
The cold wind brisked up the pace of the walkers in the park.
Le vent froid a revigoré l'allure des marcheurs dans le parc.
Additional translations
s'animerS'emploie pour devenir plus vif ou plus énergique.
briskadjective
brisker
Comp.
briskest
Super.
UK
/brɪsk/
US
/brɪsk/
soutenuSurtout pour le commerce, l'activité ou les affaires.
There was brisk trade at the market throughout the morning.
Le commerce a été soutenu au marché toute la matinée.
vivifiantSurtout pour l'air ou le temps.
The brisk autumn air was a welcome change after the summer heat.
L'air vivifiant de l'automne était un changement bienvenu après la chaleur de l'été.
secPour un ton, une réponse ou une manière abrupte.
His brisk reply indicated that he was in a hurry.
Sa réponse sèche indiquait qu'il était pressé.
She took a brisk walk in the park to clear her mind.
Elle a fait une promenade vive dans le parc pour se changer les idées.

Definitions

briskverb
To make or become more active or energetic.
The cold wind brisked up the pace of the walkers in the park.
To become lively or more energetic; to quicken.
The puppy brisked when it saw its owner approach.
briskadjective
Active, fast, and energetic.
She took a brisk walk in the park to clear her mind.
Sharp or abrupt in manner or speech.
His brisk reply indicated that he was in a hurry.
Invigorating or refreshing, especially in terms of weather.
The brisk autumn air was a welcome change after the summer heat.
Characterized by quick, energetic activity; busy and lively (especially of business or trade).
There was brisk trade at the market throughout the morning.