effervescent
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++ef·fer·vesc·ent /ˌefəˈvesənt◂ $ ˌefər-/ adjective 1 HAPPYsomeone who is effervescent is very happy, excited, and active 兴高采烈的；充满活力的，活泼的 an effervescent personality 活泼乐观的个性2. HCa liquid that is effervescent produces small bubbles of gas 〔液体〕冒泡的，起沫的 SYN fizzy, sparkling —effervescence noun [uncountable]
Examples from the Corpus
effervescent• Her shoulder was stinging, but Maria couldn't help laughing at his effervescent antics.• Likewise, those that thought they were too ephemeral and effervescent, began to appreciate them.• The effervescent eschatology of sunshine and wealth had gone flat.• Wind is whistling around the frameless doors, too, but it's pure uplifting, effervescent fun.• Tamburlaine's effervescent personality and self-confidence are also echoed throughout the play.• We asked our effervescent typist what she might have been thinking at the time, but she only blushed.• He has his care-free, pretty, effervescent wife back for the moment.ef·fer·vesc·ent adjectiveChineseSyllable
very is effervescent excited, who someone happy, and is Corpus
effervescent
ef‧fer‧vesc‧ent /ˌefəˈvesənt◂ $ ˌefər-/
adjective
1. someone who is effervescent is very happy, excited, and active:
an effervescent personality
2. a liquid that is effervescent produces small bubbles of gas
SYN fizzy, sparkling
—effervescence noun [uncountable]
ef‧fer‧vesc‧ent /ˌefəˈvesənt◂ $ ˌefər-/
adjective1. someone who is effervescent is very happy, excited, and active:
2. a liquid that is effervescent produces small bubbles of gas
SYN fizzy, sparkling
—effervescence noun [uncountable]