brisk 的 2 个定义
brisk·er, brisk·est.
brisked, brisk·ing.
- to make or become brisk; liven.
brisk 近义词
fast-moving; active
chilly, refreshing (weather)
更多brisk例句
- The cloud infrastructure market kept growing at a brisk pace last quarter, as the pandemic continued to push more companies to the cloud with offices shut down in much of the world.
- Each highlights natural beauty and plenty of opportunities to get outside for some fresh — and potentially brisk — air.
- Inside, with humans pushed to the edges, goods-hauling AVs rocket down alleys too narrow for humans at three times the pace of a brisk walk.
- In late 2019, more than 400 Nike employees decided that rather than head to their desks on a brisk December morning, that they would instead take up signs and picket their own employer.
- Begin with a short jog, brisk walk, jump-rope session, or vigorous house chores followed by arm and leg swings to get the blood moving and the muscles loosened.
- The Spire, like most fountains, has the basics -- Pepsi, Mountain Dew, Sierra Mist, Brisk Iced Tea and SoBe Lifewater.
- The voting was brisk although not as much compared to recent elections, locals said.
- Opt for a brisk 20-minute walk around the park to get your blood pumping.
- In the fetal position, she begins shivering from the brisk wind.
- There was brisk vehicular traffic all along the road, and most of it German.
- I'll tell you about Navarino, Punch, when we go for walks together; and you must n't touch the ship, because she's the Brisk.
- She is a model of the Brisk—the little Brisk that was sore exposed that day at Navarino.
- She pressed her hands tighter upon her bosom; her eyes sparkled with an odd approval of that brisk deed.
- The light Italian looked what he assumed; a brisk, active muleteer, full of life and merriment.
- At the critical moment of the Austrian counter-attack at Dego, Lannes cleared the village by a brisk bayonet charge.