vigour

vigour
{'vigə}
1. сила, мощ, мощност, енергия, енергичност, жизненост
2. якост, крепкост, здравина
3. яркост, убедителност (на стил и пр.)
with VIGOUR здраво, енергично
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{'vigъ} n 1. сила, мощ, мощност, енергия, енергичност; жизнено
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якост; енергия; енергичност; здравина; крепкост;
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1. with vigour здраво, енергично 2. сила, мощ, мощност, енергия, енергичност, жизненост 3. якост, крепкост, здравина 4. яркост, убедителност (на стил и пр.)
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vigour[´vigə] n сила, мощ, мощност, енергия, енергичност, активност, жизненост; якост, здравина, крепкост; with \vigour енергично; in \vigour в сила, валиден (за закон и пр.).

English-Bulgarian dictionary. 2013.

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