英语词汇“energetic”的释义、区别辨析及用法例句-英语同义词词典

energeticenergetic /ˌenɚˈdʒetɪk/ adjective 1 having a lot of energy► energetic AWL

having a lot of energy and liking to move and do things:

If you’re feeling energetic, we could go running.

My aunt is an energetic woman who always has several projects going at the same time.

► active

an active person does a lot of physical things and has a lot of energy:

The trip is for active older people and includes a lot of walking.

► lively

active, exciting, and full of energy. You use lively especially to describe someone’s personality or way of talking:

Maggie is a lively storyteller who entertains kids with music as well as stories.

► boisterous

noisy and full of energy. You use boisterous especially about young people:

It is hard to control a classroom full of boisterous eight-year-olds.

► dynamic AWL

full of energy and ideas and wanting to do new things:

He is a dynamic and ambitious young man who is expected to do well in politics.

► vigorous

strong, healthy, and full of physical energy:

My grandfather is a vigorous 75-year-old who still mows his own yard.

2 involving using a lot of energy to do things► energetic AWL

involving using a lot of energy to do a physical activity:

Pete was resting on the couch after an energetic game of tennis.

I’m pretty tired - I don’t want to do anything too energetic this evening.

► lively

if a discussion or place is lively, people are talking a lot and doing a lot of things and it is exciting:

They were having a lively discussion about politics at the dinner table.

Venice Beach has a lively atmosphere, with many street performers, tourists, and people skating.

► vigorous

using a lot of physical energy or effort, especially in a way that feels good:

Vigorous exercise raises your body temperature.

► strenuous

needing or using a lot of physical effort and strength, in a way that makes you tired:

The doctor told Ken to avoid strenuous activity for a few weeks after the surgery.

ADVERBS: energeticYou can make the adjectives that mean energetic into adverbs by using an -ly ending: They began waving energetically, trying to attract his attention. | The kids were bouncing boisterously around the room. | She shook her head vigorously, so there was no doubt that she disagreed.Lively looks like an adverb, but it is an adjective.

单词	energetic
例句	energeticenergetic /ˌenɚˈdʒetɪk/ adjective 1 having a lot of energy► energetic AWL having a lot of energy and liking to move and do things: If you’re feeling energetic, we could go running. My aunt is an energetic woman who always has several projects going at the same time. ► active an active person does a lot of physical things and has a lot of energy: The trip is for active older people and includes a lot of walking. ► lively active, exciting, and full of energy. You use lively especially to describe someone’s personality or way of talking: Maggie is a lively storyteller who entertains kids with music as well as stories. ► boisterous noisy and full of energy. You use boisterous especially about young people: It is hard to control a classroom full of boisterous eight-year-olds. ► dynamic AWL full of energy and ideas and wanting to do new things: He is a dynamic and ambitious young man who is expected to do well in politics. ► vigorous strong, healthy, and full of physical energy: My grandfather is a vigorous 75-year-old who still mows his own yard. 2 involving using a lot of energy to do things► energetic AWL involving using a lot of energy to do a physical activity: Pete was resting on the couch after an energetic game of tennis. I’m pretty tired - I don’t want to do anything too energetic this evening. ► lively if a discussion or place is lively, people are talking a lot and doing a lot of things and it is exciting: They were having a lively discussion about politics at the dinner table. Venice Beach has a lively atmosphere, with many street performers, tourists, and people skating. ► vigorous using a lot of physical energy or effort, especially in a way that feels good: Vigorous exercise raises your body temperature. ► strenuous needing or using a lot of physical effort and strength, in a way that makes you tired: The doctor told Ken to avoid strenuous activity for a few weeks after the surgery. ADVERBS: energeticYou can make the adjectives that mean energetic into adverbs by using an -ly ending: They began waving energetically, trying to attract his attention. \| The kids were bouncing boisterously around the room. \| She shook her head vigorously, so there was no doubt that she disagreed.Lively looks like an adverb, but it is an adjective.
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