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Definition of vim - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
vitalityDated energy and enthusiasm for lifeDated
- She tackled the project with vim.
2.
writingDated lively and vigorous style in writingDated
- The author's vim made the book engaging.
Expressions with vim
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energy and enthusiasm
She tackled the project with vim and vigor.
energy and enthusiasm in activities
She tackled the project with vim and vigour.
having a lot of energy and enthusiasm
She is always full of vim at work.
Origin of vim
Latin, vis (force) + -im (suffix)
Examples of vim in a sentence
The children played with vim in the sunny park. Her vim in the essay captured everyone's attention. The speech was delivered with such vim that it inspired many.
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- French:vigueur, énergie, ...
- German:Elan, ...
- Italian:grinta, vigore, ...
- Spanish:energía, vigor, ...
- Portuguese:vigor, vivacidade, ...
- Chinese:活力, 文采, ...
- Japanese:活力, 力強さ, ...
- Arabic:حَيَوِيَّة, حَيَوِيَّة الأُسلُوب, ...
- Hebrew:מֶרֶץ, חִיוּת, ...
- Russian:энергия, энергичность, ...
- Ukrainian:енергія, енергійність, ...
- Hindi:उत्साह, ...
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