Brioso (en. Lively)
/bɾiˈoso/
Meaning & Definition
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adjective
It refers to something that is lively and has a vigorous character.
The spirited dog runs through the park with great joy.
El perro brioso corre por el parque con gran alegría.
It describes a person who acts with enthusiasm and energy.
He is a spirited young man who is always seeking new adventures.
Es un joven brioso que siempre busca nuevas aventuras.
It alludes to a horse that has an energetic and challenging behavior.
The spirited horse refused to follow the established route.
El caballo brioso se negó a seguir la ruta establecida.
Etymology
From Latin 'briososus', indicating strength or vigor.
Common Phrases and Expressions
brioso as a colt
It is used to describe someone who is very energetic and full of life.
brioso como un potro
to have a spirited character
It means having a strong and determined personality.
tener un carácter brioso
spirited spirit
It refers to a vibrant and energetic state of mind.
espíritu brioso
Related Words
vigorous
That has strength or energy.
vigoroso
lively
That shows life or vitality.
vivo
dynamic
That has strength or energy in motion.
dinámico
Slang Meanings
Used in some contexts to describe someone who is very lively at parties.
That girl is very spirited; she is always the first to dance.
Esa chica es muy briosa, siempre es la primera en bailar.
It refers to an energetic or fun situation or environment.
Last night's party was lively; everyone was dancing.
La fiesta anoche estuvo briosa, todos estaban bailando.