英语单词短语词组“frolicsome”的中文翻译、释义及用法解析-英汉词典

frolicsome

adjective

literary

/ˈfrɒl.ɪk.səm/us

/ˈfrɑː.lɪk.səm/

enthusiasticandlikingtoplay

活跃的，玩闹的

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rollickingadjectiveold-fashioned

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Energetic and lively

ablaze
alive
barnstorming
be alive and well/kickingidiom
be as fresh as a daisyidiom
be full of beansidiom
friskily
frisky
frolic
fury
go-getting
high-octane
indefatigable
refreshingly
rejuvenate
rejuvenation
rumbustious
rumbustiously
spark plug
vigorous

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(Definition offrolicsomefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

Examples from literature

For though he is lively and sometimes frolicsome, his manners are always good.
Jean led his flock home at eventide, white sheep and black sheep and frolicsome lambs, not one was missing.
The brave young minister became as frolicsome as a schoolboy.
The son of a Spanish captain, of good family, his buoyant spirit and frolicsome humor led him into many wild escapades while still a boy.
Their college year had just closed, and they were like frolicsome colts turned out to pasture.

Examplesoffrolicsome

frolicsome

They don't, and their restrained silliness makes it all the more welcome in a fun andfrolicsomeoutdoor summertime staging.

FromOCRegister

The meet is outdoors, it's sunny, it'sfrolicsome-- it's suntanned.

FromTIME

It is afrolicsomeand innocent little animal.

FromProject Gutenberg

Some distance farther in he appeared again, and swam to shore, parting the waves like afrolicsomeporpoise.

FromProject Gutenberg

On reaching the hop-yard to which they were assigned, thesefrolicsomeparties exchanged their holiday attire for broad-rimmed hats and working dresses.

FromProject Gutenberg

At first these playful spasms darted here and there in afrolicsomeway--like airy nothings.

FromProject Gutenberg

And here apparently, as yet, he only touched thatfrolicsomefringe of consciousness that knew these wild and playful lesser forms.

FromProject Gutenberg

She leaned forward to watch thefrolicsomechildren from the window.

FromProject Gutenberg

Matter-of-fact here, is better than the mostfrolicsomeimagination, especially that of being seven hundred miles from the region of ice and snow.

FromProject Gutenberg

He knew he was the quicker, and the knowledge made himfrolicsome.

FromProject Gutenberg

If the soldiers were somewhat lively andfrolicsome, it was nothing more than natural under the circumstances.

FromProject Gutenberg

For though he is lively and sometimesfrolicsome, his manners are always good.

FromProject Gutenberg

You are so quiet, she so wild andfrolicsome.

FromProject Gutenberg

Thefrolicsomeplay of all young creatures is an expression of the gladness that has been implanted within them.

FromProject Gutenberg

These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors.

单词	frolicsome
释义	frolicsome adjective literary uk /ˈfrɒl.ɪk.səm/us /ˈfrɑː.lɪk.səm/ enthusiasticandlikingtoplay 活跃的，玩闹的 Compare rollickingadjectiveold-fashioned SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Energetic and lively ablaze alive barnstorming be alive and well/kickingidiom be as fresh as a daisyidiom be full of beansidiom friskily frisky frolic fury go-getting high-octane indefatigable refreshingly rejuvenate rejuvenation rumbustious rumbustiously spark plug vigorous See more results » (Definition offrolicsomefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press) Examples from literature For though he is lively and sometimes frolicsome, his manners are always good. Jean led his flock home at eventide, white sheep and black sheep and frolicsome lambs, not one was missing. The brave young minister became as frolicsome as a schoolboy. The son of a Spanish captain, of good family, his buoyant spirit and frolicsome humor led him into many wild escapades while still a boy. Their college year had just closed, and they were like frolicsome colts turned out to pasture. Examplesoffrolicsome frolicsome They don't, and their restrained silliness makes it all the more welcome in a fun andfrolicsomeoutdoor summertime staging. FromOCRegister The meet is outdoors, it's sunny, it'sfrolicsome-- it's suntanned. FromTIME It is afrolicsomeand innocent little animal. FromProject Gutenberg Some distance farther in he appeared again, and swam to shore, parting the waves like afrolicsomeporpoise. FromProject Gutenberg On reaching the hop-yard to which they were assigned, thesefrolicsomeparties exchanged their holiday attire for broad-rimmed hats and working dresses. FromProject Gutenberg At first these playful spasms darted here and there in afrolicsomeway--like airy nothings. FromProject Gutenberg And here apparently, as yet, he only touched thatfrolicsomefringe of consciousness that knew these wild and playful lesser forms. FromProject Gutenberg She leaned forward to watch thefrolicsomechildren from the window. FromProject Gutenberg Matter-of-fact here, is better than the mostfrolicsomeimagination, especially that of being seven hundred miles from the region of ice and snow. FromProject Gutenberg He knew he was the quicker, and the knowledge made himfrolicsome. FromProject Gutenberg If the soldiers were somewhat lively andfrolicsome, it was nothing more than natural under the circumstances. FromProject Gutenberg For though he is lively and sometimesfrolicsome, his manners are always good. FromProject Gutenberg You are so quiet, she so wild andfrolicsome. FromProject Gutenberg Thefrolicsomeplay of all young creatures is an expression of the gladness that has been implanted within them. FromProject Gutenberg These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. #https://dictionary.cambridge.org//dictionary/english/frolicsome##
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