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a brisk [walk/pace/activity]
She set off at a brisk walk to warm herself up.
Tempós sétára indult, hogy felmelegedjen.
We kept a brisk pace and finished the hike in under two hours.
Tempósan haladtunk, és kevesebb mint két óra alatt befejeztük a túrát.
After a brisk workout, he felt awake and ready for the day.
The nurse moved with brisk efficiency between the patients.
Try taking a brisk stroll after dinner instead of watching TV.
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I take a brisk walk every morning before work.
Minden reggel munka előtt teszek egy tempós sétát.
They walked at a brisk pace to catch the bus.
Tempósan gyalogoltak, hogy elérjék a buszt.
A brisk run in the park helps me feel good.
The waiter worked at a brisk speed all night.
We finished the job quickly because we worked in a brisk way.
Sık yapılan hata:
Learners sometimes confuse "brisk" with "brief". "Brisk" means fast and energetic, while "brief" means short in time or length. For example, "a brisk walk" is fast; "a brief walk" is short in duration.
Anlam
quick and energetic in movement
Eşdizimler
brisk walk
|brisk pace
|brisk exercise
|brisk activity
|brisk workout
|brisk movement
Eş anlamlılar
quick (Focuses mainly on speed; may not suggest energy or liveliness as strongly as "brisk".)
Zıt anlamlılar
slow (Describes movement or action that takes more time and lacks the energetic feeling of something brisk.)
Konular
daily life
|health
|movement
|daily_life
|core_vocabulary
Tanım
Moving or happening fast and with energy, often in a healthy or efficient way.
Moving, acting, or done quickly and energetically, especially in a way that feels lively and efficient.
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a brisk [wind/breeze/morning/day]
A brisk wind was blowing off the sea.
A tenger felől friss szél fújt.
We went for a run on a brisk autumn morning.
Futni mentünk egy friss őszi reggelen.
The air was brisk and clear after the storm passed.
It was a bit too brisk on the balcony to sit outside for long.
The hikers welcomed the brisk breeze after the long climb.
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There was a brisk wind by the lake.
A tónál friss szél fújt.
We enjoyed a brisk morning on the beach.
Élveztük a friss reggelt a tengerparton.
The air was brisk and made my cheeks red.
On brisk winter days, I wear a warm hat.
A brisk breeze came through the open window.
Sık yapılan hata:
Learners sometimes use "brisk" to mean warm or comfortable, but it always includes the idea of cool or slightly cold air. Saying "a brisk hot night" sounds wrong; use "cool" or "refreshing" with "brisk" weather.
Anlam
cool, fresh, and invigorating (air)
Eşdizimler
brisk wind
|brisk breeze
|brisk morning
|brisk autumn day
|brisk winter air
Eş anlamlılar
refreshing (Emphasizes the pleasant, energizing feeling; "brisk" also clearly suggests cool or slightly cold air.)
Zıt anlamlılar
stifling (Describes air that is uncomfortably hot or lacking in freshness, the opposite of cool, fresh, brisk air.)
Tanım
Describes weather or air that is a little cold and very fresh, which makes you feel awake.
(Of weather or air) pleasantly cold and fresh in a way that feels clean and stimulating.
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a brisk [tone/reply/manner]
The doctor’s brisk manner made the appointment feel very businesslike.
Az orvos kurta modora miatt a vizit nagyon tárgyilagosnak hatott.
She gave a brisk reply and moved on to the next question.
Kurta választ adott, majd rátért a következő kérdésre.
His emails are written in a brisk, no-nonsense tone.
With a brisk nod, the manager ended the meeting.
The receptionist spoke in a brisk voice and quickly took our details.
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The teacher’s brisk voice made the class quiet.
A tanár kurta hangneme elcsendesítette az osztályt.
He gave a brisk answer and did not explain more.
Kurta választ adott, és nem magyarázott tovább.
Her brisk manner made some people feel she was not friendly.
The meeting ended with a brisk nod from the boss.
She spoke in a brisk, clear tone on the phone.
Sık yapılan hata:
Learners may think "brisk" always has a positive meaning of "healthy" or "fresh". When used about a person's manner or speech, it can sound slightly cold or unfriendly, though it still suggests efficiency.
Anlam
quick, efficient, slightly curt manner
Eşdizimler
brisk tone
|brisk reply
|brisk manner
|brisk efficiency
|brisk nod
Eş anlamlılar
brusque (More strongly negative and rude; "brisk" can sound neutral or only slightly unfriendly, often with a sense of efficiency.)
Zıt anlamlılar
leisurely (Describes a relaxed and unhurried manner, the opposite of the fast, efficient quality of something brisk.)
Konular
communication
|work
|emotions
|relationships
Tanım
Describes how someone speaks or acts when they are fast and efficient, but may seem a little cold or not very friendly.
(Of a person’s manner, speech, or behavior) quick and efficient, sometimes seeming a little abrupt or not very friendly.
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brisk [business/trade/sales]
Street vendors were doing brisk business during the festival.
Az utcai árusok élénk forgalmat bonyolítottak a fesztivál alatt.
The company reported brisk sales over the holiday period.
A vállalat élénk eladásokról számolt be az ünnepi időszakban.
Local cafes enjoy brisk trade on Saturday mornings.
Online retailers have seen brisk demand for home fitness equipment.
The market was surprisingly brisk despite the bad weather.
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The shop did brisk business before Christmas.
A boltnak élénk forgalma volt karácsony előtt.
They have brisk sales of cold drinks in summer.
Nyáron élénk náluk a hideg italok forgalma.
Our online store is doing a brisk trade this month.
The restaurant enjoys brisk trade at lunchtime.
Sales were brisk during the weekend sale.
Sık yapılan hata:
Learners sometimes say "strong business" when they mean active and busy sales. In this context, "brisk business" or "brisk trade" is the more natural collocation.
Anlam
busy and active (business, trade)
Eşdizimler
brisk business
|brisk trade
|brisk sales
|do a brisk trade
|brisk demand
Eş anlamlılar
busy (Very general; "brisk" specifically suggests quick, active business or sales, often with a positive tone.)
Zıt anlamlılar
slow (When used about business, it means there are few customers or little activity, the opposite of brisk trade or sales.)
Konular
business
|economics
|finance
Tanım
Describes business, trade, or sales when there is a lot of activity and many things are being bought or sold.
(Of business, trade, or sales) active and busy, with many customers or a high level of buying and selling.
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to brisk [someone/something] up; to brisk up
The arrival of tourists brisked up trade in the small town.
A turisták érkezése fellendítette a kereskedelmet a kisvárosban.
A cup of coffee will brisk you up after that long meeting.
Egy csésze kávé felélénkít majd a hosszú megbeszélés után.
The market began to brisk up as the sun came out.
They played music to brisk up the mood at the event.
Sales usually brisk up just before the holidays.
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The music helped to brisk up the party.
A zene segített felélénkíteni a bulit.
New customers brisked up business in the shop.
Az új vásárlók fellendítették az üzlet forgalmát.
A short walk can brisk you up when you feel tired.
Sales brisk up at the end of the year.
The city brisked up when the festival started.
Sık yapılan hata:
This verb is much less common than the adjective "brisk". Learners often try to use "brisk" as a simple verb like "He brisked to the shop", which is incorrect. Use "walked briskly" or "took a brisk walk" instead. When using the verb, it usually appears as "brisk up" or "brisk [something] up".
Anlam
make or become more lively
Eşdizimler
brisk up trade
|brisk things up
|brisk up the pace
|brisk up the mood
Eş anlamlılar
liven up (Very close in meaning but more common and informal; "brisk up" is less frequent and sounds a bit more formal or old-fashioned.)
Zıt anlamlılar
slow down (Means to become or make less active or less busy, the opposite of making something brisker.)
Konular
business
|emotions
|daily_life
|core_vocabulary
Tanım
To cause someone or something to be more lively or busy, or to become more lively or busy, usually after being quiet or slow.
To make someone or something more active, energetic, or busy, or to become more active or energetic, especially after being slow.