Examples of using "Vivace" in a sentence and their english translations:
* lively music *
I'm energetic.
Mary is vivacious.
Tom is lively.
He's spirited, isn't he?
becomes a lively village.
Tom is very lively.
Tom is spirited, isn't he?
- He's skittish.
- He's spirited.
- He's energetic.
He was skittish.
He's spirited.
He's skittish.
Tom is very spirited, isn't he?
- Tom is spirited.
- Tom is upbeat.
Tom looks perky.
Tom is energetic.
He looks perky.
This show is too racy for teenagers.
The teeming life of the the vibrant forest
We had a heated discussion about it.
He's young and energetic.
She's young and energetic.
I found Kate more active than her brother.
Tom is spirited, isn't he?
I'm energetic.
My grandfather is 90 years old and very lively.
Tom is skittish.
An encounter could be deadly for her boisterous cub.
Tom isn't energetic.
The original and the copy are easily distinguished since the one is much more vivid than the other.
In spring everything looks bright.
Tom is awake, isn't he?
Why are you so energetic?
Tom isn't as energetic as he used to be.
It's simply surprising, how a modest attempt by a foreigner to compose a Russian sentence ultimately leads to two Russian speakers engaging in a lively discussion about their native language.
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