Definition
Definition of pepped - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
- She was pepped about the upcoming concert.
2.
- The team felt pepped after the motivational speech.
Origin of pepped
Unknown
Examples of pepped in a sentence
He was pepped to start his new job. She felt pepped after the morning workout. The kids were pepped for the field trip.
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- French:exalté, enjoué, ...
- German:aufgeregt, aufgepeppt, ...
- Italian:eccitata, energico, ...
- Spanish:animada, animado, ...
- Portuguese:entusiasmado, energético, ...
- Chinese:兴奋, 充满活力, ...
- Japanese:ワクワクしている, 元気いっぱいの, ...
- Arabic:مُتَحَمِّس, نشيط, ...
- Hebrew:נִמְרָץ, מְלֵא חַיּוּת, ...
- Russian:взволнованная, энергичный, ...
- Ukrainian:збуджений, енергійний, ...
- Hindi:उत्साहित, ऊर्जावान, ...
Definition of pep - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
- She always brings pep to the team.
Verb
- The coach pepped up the team with an inspiring speech.
Expressions with pep
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very energetic and lively
The kids were full of pep after the party.
say words to make someone feel more confident or excited
The coach will give a pep talk before the game.
short speech that encourages people to do their best
The coach gave the team a pep talk before the game.
make something more lively or exciting
The coach's speech pepped up the team.
add energy or enthusiasm to something
The coach put some pep in the team's practice.
gathering to instill enthusiasm and motivation
The company held a pep rally to inspire the sales team.
Origin of pep
Unknown
Examples of pep in a sentence
We need pep at tomorrow's presentation. She tried to pep up the crowd with some music. A good breakfast can pep you up for the day.
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- French:entrain, motiver, ...
- German:Schwung, aufmuntern, ...
- Italian:brio, incoraggiare, ...
- Spanish:brío, animar, ...
- Portuguese:energia, motivar, ...
- Chinese:活力, 激励, ...
- Japanese:元気, 元気づける, ...
- Arabic:حَيَوِيَّة, نَشَّطَ, ...
- Hebrew:מֶרְץ, לְהַקְפִּיץ, ...
- Russian:энергия, вдохновлять, ...
- Ukrainian:запал, підбадьорити, ...
- Hindi:उत्साह, उत्साहित करना, ...
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