spunky

 Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++朗文当代英语 5++LDOCE 5++朗文 5++spunk·y /ˈspʌŋki/ adjective informal  having a lot of courage, energy, or determination 勇敢坚定的；干劲十足的 a spunky performance 充满活力的表演 a spunky heroine 勇敢坚定的女主人公

Examples from the Corpus

spunky• Tonight they were spunky but never sexy.• While Almond aims for tacky, spunky cabaret rock, he's about as subversive as Come Dancing.• She was spunky, dazzlingly defiant, and, I was sure, beautiful.• Her spunky friend, played by Anne Heche, fares worse.• Books that feature animals, humor and spunky kids never go out of style.• He was out to reveal a spunky, sparky, spontaneous self which had in fact never existed.• Every table is treated to a basket of warm pita bread accompanied by a spunky tomatillo salsa.

spunk·y adjectiveChineseSyllable  

having determination of a lot courage, or Corpus energy,

spunky
spunk‧y /ˈspʌŋki/ adjective informal
having a lot of courage, energy, or determination:
    a spunky performance
    a spunky heroine

spunkyBrE /ˈspʌŋki/ 🔊NAmE /ˈspʌŋki/ 🔊 adjective (informal) brave and determined; full of enthusiasm 勇敢坚定的；劲头十足的◆She is bright, tough and spunky. 她聪明、顽强而且干劲十足。🔊🔊(AustralE, informal) sexually attractive 性感的◆a top babe with a spunky boyfriend有个性感男友的绝色女子