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Definition of joie de vivre in English: joie de vivrenoun ˌʒwɑː də ˈviːvr(ə)ʒwad vivʀˌʒwɑ də ˈvivrə mass nounExuberant enjoyment of life. 生活乐趣；生存之乐 they seem to be filled with joie de vivre count noun she had been gripped with a joie de vivre that hitherto had been completely missing from her life Example sentencesExamples - ‘He was bouncy, ebullient and filled with joie de vivre,’ said Daley.
- But it's her wonderfully innocent joie de vivre and youthful exuberance that captured my heart.
- Yet there is a good humour and joie de vivre that is often missing at the more formal Ascot meeting.
- Scarlatti's Sinfonia's are entertaining works, full of the zest and joie de vivre that is attributed to late baroque Italian music.
- But she doesn't help her cause much when she repeatedly telegraphs her character's joie de vivre by bounding rabbitlike into scenes.
- There was free and uninhibited dancing and a spirit of joie de vivre among the artists, who have an attractive stage presence.
- We've completed three years, and in keeping with the spirit of joie de vivre, the channel's look too has evolved.
- Today, that spirit shines through in his live show, where he is truly able to showcase every ounce of his good-natured charm and joie de vivre.
- And Pakistan played some memorable cricket with youthful zest and joie de vivre.
- A rapport arises between them and over a few days, they hit the town together, each rediscovering their joie de vivre and zest for life.
- Other times, the day shows benevolence and gives you a freephone number for your day, filling you with joie de vivre and pizzazz.
- ‘He is an experienced scientist who has joie de vivre,’ says Kennard.
- A lot has been made of their euphoric, ecstatic joie de vivre, but I have to say that mainly I find the overall tone rather irritating.
- One of fashion's most sought-after and charismatic photographers, Mario Testino's name is synonymous with images of glamour, style and joie de vivre.
- Red is for passion, red is for exuberance, red is for pure energy and joie de vivre.
- And when that happens, Indonesia's left-for-dead film industry will suddenly show joie de vivre once again.
- ‘Denise is lovely, full of vitality and joie de vivre,’ she adds.
- Compared with the composer's own reading, it lacks brightness, gaiety, joie de vivre if you will.
- Arts provide fine remastering and an up to the minute recording that truly encompasses the spirit and joie de vivre of these performances.
- We will remember Liza, her beautiful smile and joie de vivre, and strive to model ourselves on her positive outlook.
Synonyms gaiety, cheerfulness, cheeriness, merriment, light-heartedness, happiness, joy, joyfulness, joyousness, delight, pleasure, high spirits, spiritedness, jollity, jolliness, joviality, exuberance, ebullience, liveliness, vivacity, enthusiasm, enjoyment, verve, gusto, relish, animation, effervescence, sparkle, buoyancy, sprightliness, jauntiness, zest, zestfulness informal pep, zing, get-up-and-go, being full of the joys of spring, perkiness literary gladsomeness, blitheness, blithesomeness
OriginFrench, literally 'joy of living'. Definition of joie de vivre in US English: joie de vivrenounˌZHwä də ˈvēvrəˌʒwɑ də ˈvivrə Exuberant enjoyment of life. 生活乐趣；生存之乐 they seem to be filled with joie de vivre count noun she had been gripped with a joie de vivre that hitherto had been completely missing from her life Example sentencesExamples - We will remember Liza, her beautiful smile and joie de vivre, and strive to model ourselves on her positive outlook.
- Arts provide fine remastering and an up to the minute recording that truly encompasses the spirit and joie de vivre of these performances.
- ‘Denise is lovely, full of vitality and joie de vivre,’ she adds.
- Other times, the day shows benevolence and gives you a freephone number for your day, filling you with joie de vivre and pizzazz.
- We've completed three years, and in keeping with the spirit of joie de vivre, the channel's look too has evolved.
- Yet there is a good humour and joie de vivre that is often missing at the more formal Ascot meeting.
- ‘He is an experienced scientist who has joie de vivre,’ says Kennard.
- Today, that spirit shines through in his live show, where he is truly able to showcase every ounce of his good-natured charm and joie de vivre.
- But it's her wonderfully innocent joie de vivre and youthful exuberance that captured my heart.
- There was free and uninhibited dancing and a spirit of joie de vivre among the artists, who have an attractive stage presence.
- But she doesn't help her cause much when she repeatedly telegraphs her character's joie de vivre by bounding rabbitlike into scenes.
- Scarlatti's Sinfonia's are entertaining works, full of the zest and joie de vivre that is attributed to late baroque Italian music.
- And when that happens, Indonesia's left-for-dead film industry will suddenly show joie de vivre once again.
- Red is for passion, red is for exuberance, red is for pure energy and joie de vivre.
- ‘He was bouncy, ebullient and filled with joie de vivre,’ said Daley.
- And Pakistan played some memorable cricket with youthful zest and joie de vivre.
- A rapport arises between them and over a few days, they hit the town together, each rediscovering their joie de vivre and zest for life.
- A lot has been made of their euphoric, ecstatic joie de vivre, but I have to say that mainly I find the overall tone rather irritating.
- One of fashion's most sought-after and charismatic photographers, Mario Testino's name is synonymous with images of glamour, style and joie de vivre.
- Compared with the composer's own reading, it lacks brightness, gaiety, joie de vivre if you will.
Synonyms gaiety, cheerfulness, cheeriness, merriment, light-heartedness, happiness, joy, joyfulness, joyousness, delight, pleasure, high spirits, spiritedness, jollity, jolliness, joviality, exuberance, ebullience, liveliness, vivacity, enthusiasm, enjoyment, verve, gusto, relish, animation, effervescence, sparkle, buoyancy, sprightliness, jauntiness, zest, zestfulness
OriginFrench, literally ‘joy of living’. |