verve 英 [vɜ:v]   美 [vɜrv]

verve

verve  英 [vɜ:v] 美 [vɜrv]

n. 热情;神韵;活力;气魄 

名词复数:verves 

  • If something has an energetic style or vitality, you can say it has verve. Dancers are noted for their verve on the stage. Morticians? Not so much.
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  • n. 热情;神韵;活力;气魄
  • verve (n.) 1690s, "special talent in writing, enthusiasm in what pertains to art and literature," from French verve "enthusiasm" (especially pertaining to the arts), in Old French "caprice, odd humor, proverb, saying; messenger's report" (12c.), probably from Gallo-Roman *verva, from Latin verba "(whimsical) words," plural of verbum "word" (see verb). Meaning "mental vigor" is first recorded 1803.
verve / vɜːv ; NAmE vɜːrv / noun [uncountable ,  singular ] energy, excitement or enthusiasm 精力;激情;热情;热忱 SYN gusto It was a performance of verve and vitality. 这是一场充满激情与活力的演出。 verve / vɜːv ; NAmE vɜːrv /
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