brisk

UK
/brɪsk/
US
/brɪsk/

Translations

briskverb
brisked
Past Simple
brisked
Past Participle
brisking
Gerund
UK
/brɪsk/
US
/brɪsk/
The cold wind began to brisk the pace of the walkers.
Холодный ветер начал оживлять шаги прохожих.
The coach told the team to brisk their movements during the game.
Тренер сказал команде ускорять свои движения во время игры.
Additional translations
briskadjective
brisker
Comp.
briskest
Super.
UK
/brɪsk/
US
/brɪsk/
The brisk walk in the morning helps me feel energized.
Оживлённая прогулка утром помогает мне чувствовать себя энергичным.
The brisk wind made the autumn day feel even cooler.
Прохладный ветер сделал осенний день ещё более прохладным.
She gave a brisk nod before leaving the room.
Она быстро кивнула, прежде чем покинуть комнату.

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.