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vigorous

He gives an amusing account of the vigorous campaign against his hospital closure programme.The most effective way to reduce visceral fat is by taking up vigorous exercise for at least three days a week.Plus, it needs to be excluded before you undertake vigorous activity or it could be risky.Such people are seen by others as strong, vigorous, commanding.The male form does not produce any berries and is much more vigorous with stronger growth, making it more likely to weaken its host plant over time.In areas such as London where air quality is poor, vigorous exercise makes people breathe harder and narrows blood vessels in the lungs.All of this has been encouraged by the book and deserves a full and vigorous inquiry.They visit over a period of days those sites suggested by the most vigorous dances.The key to vigorous growth and massed flowering for months through the summer is volume of compost.The aim was not so much vigorous exercise as scenic variety.Mist the leaves early in the morning and pinch back the tips on the most vigorous growth.Has he gone on a crash diet or taken up vigorous exercise?But the prospect of vigorous profit growth appears no closer than before.More vigorous activity for shorter periods had the same effect as less intense exercise carried out for longer.Patients need to abstain from vigorous activity for about three weeks but after that it is back to normal.It is very healthy and vigorous.They then mounted a vigorous campaign, after which a public inquiry was set up.In addition to promoting tougher sentencing, he conducted a vigorous campaign against corruption.We need a new strong vigorous voice to call us together that will have the respect of all evangelicals of all stripes within our major denominations.A vigorous protest campaign was launched.These are the ones worth working at, and the best way to keep your plants strong and vigorous is to keep clumps regularly divided.The freedom to face a degree of risk is, within reason, essential to the growth of a vigorous and healthy society.They share much fierce and vigorous dance, but also a good deal of inscrutable business that doesn't shed clear light on characters or narrative.He found that those that had found less suitable niches would stop in the middle of their dance, and watch a different, more vigorous dance.

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vigorous

British English: vigorous ADJECTIVE
Vigorous physical activities involve using a lot of energy, usually to do short and repeated actions.
Very vigorous exercise can increase the risk of heart attacks.
  • American English: vigorous
  • Brazilian Portuguese: vigoroso
  • Chinese: 用力的
  • European Spanish: enérgico
  • French: vigoureux
  • German: energisch
  • Italian: vigoroso
  • Japanese: 激しい
  • Korean: 격렬한
  • European Portuguese: vigoroso
  • Latin American Spanish: enérgico

Chinese translation of 'vigorous'

vigorous

(ˈvɪɡərəs)

adj

  1. [exercise] 充满(滿)活力的 (chōngmǎn huólì de)
  2. [campaign, action] 积(積)极(極)的 (jījí de)
(adjective) 
Definition
displaying or performed with vigour
Avoid vigorous exercise for a few weeks.
Synonyms
strenuous
Avoid strenuous exercise in the evening.
energetic
an energetic exercise routine
arduous
The task was more arduous than he had calculated.
hard
Coping with three babies is very hard work.
taxing
active
Having an active youngster about the house can be quite wearing.
intense
exhausting
She had set herself an exhausting schedule.
rigorous
brisk
The horse broke into a brisk trot.
(adjective) 
Definition
having physical or mental energy
The choir and orchestra gave a vigorous performance of Haydn's oratorio.
Synonyms
spirited
He wanted merely to provoke a spirited debate.
lively
She had a sweet, lively personality.
energetic
Two-year-olds can be incredibly energetic.
active
the tragedy of an active mind trapped by failing physical health
intense
Her reaction to the news was more intense than I had imagined.
dynamic
He seemed a dynamic and energetic leader.
sparkling
He is sparkling and versatile in front of the camera.
animated
Everyone became more animated.
forceful
He was a man of forceful character.
feisty (informal)
At 66, she was as feisty as ever.
spanking
The film moves along at a spanking pace.
high-spirited
Her high-spirited demeanour was not ideally suited for palace life.
sprightly
the sprightly 85-year-old president
vivacious
a beautiful, vivacious and charming young woman
forcible
He is a forcible advocate for the arts.
effervescent
one of Broadway's most effervescent stars
full of energy
zippy (informal)
spunky (informal)
Opposites
feeble
,
lethargic
,
apathetic
,
weak
,
lifeless
,
torpid
,
spiritless
(adjective) 
Definition
having physical or mental energy
He was a vigorous, handsome young man.
Synonyms
strong
It took me a long while to feel well and strong again.
powerful
a big, powerful man
robust
His robust physique counts for much in the modern game.
sound
His body was still sound.
healthy
She had a normal pregnancy and delivered a healthy child.
vital
It is tragic to see how the disease has diminished a once vital person.
lively
flourishing
hardy
They grew up to be farmers, round-faced and hardy.
hale (old-fashioned)
looking hale and hearty
hearty
She was still hearty and strong when she turned 80.
lusty
his lusty singing in the open park
virile
a tall, virile man with rugged good looks
alive and kicking
red-blooded (informal)
I am, even if I say so myself, a red-blooded male.
fighting fit
full of energy
full of beans (informal)
hale and hearty
fit as a fiddle (informal)
I'm fit as a fiddle with energy to spare.
Opposites
weak
,
frail
,
feeble
,
lethargic
,
weedy (informal)
,
effete
,
enervated
,
wussy (slang)
,
wimpish or wimpy (informal)

Additional synonyms

in the sense of active
Definition
busy and energetic
Having an active youngster about the house can be quite wearing.
Synonyms
busy,
involved,
occupied,
engaged,
lively,
energetic,
bustling,
restless,
on the move,
strenuous,
tireless,
on the go (informal)
in the sense of active
Definition
busy and energetic
the tragedy of an active mind trapped by failing physical health
Synonyms
energetic,
strong,
spirited,
quick,
vital,
alert,
dynamic,
lively,
vigorous,
potent,
animated,
vibrant,
forceful,
nimble,
diligent,
industrious,
sprightly,
vivacious,
on the go (informal),
alive and kicking,
spry,
full of beans (informal),
bright-eyed and bushy-tailed (informal)
in the sense of animated
Definition
interesting and lively
Everyone became more animated.
Synonyms
lively,
spirited,
quick,
excited,
active,
vital,
dynamic,
enthusiastic,
passionate,
vivid,
vigorous,
energetic,
vibrant,
brisk,
buoyant,
ardent,
airy,
fervent,
zealous,
elated,
ebullient,
sparky,
sprightly,
vivacious,
gay (old-fashioned),
alive and kicking,
full of beans (informal),
zestful

Synonyms of 'vigorous'

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Additional synonyms

in the sense of arduous
Definition
difficult to accomplish
The task was more arduous than he had calculated.
Synonyms
difficult,
trying,
hard,
tough,
tiring,
severe,
painful,
exhausting,
punishing,
harsh,
taxing,
heavy,
steep,
formidable,
fatiguing,
rigorous,
troublesome,
gruelling,
strenuous,
onerous,
laborious,
burdensome,
backbreaking,
toilsome (literary)
in the sense of brisk
Definition
lively and quick
The horse broke into a brisk trot.
Synonyms
quick,
lively,
energetic,
active,
vigorous,
animated,
bustling,
speedy,
nimble,
agile,
sprightly,
vivacious,
spry
in the sense of dynamic
Definition
relating to a force of society, history, or the mind that produces a change
He seemed a dynamic and energetic leader.
Synonyms
energetic,
spirited,
powerful,
active,
vital,
driving,
electric,
go-ahead,
lively,
magnetic,
vigorous,
animated,
high-powered,
forceful,
go-getting (informal),
tireless,
indefatigable,
high-octane (informal),
zippy (informal),
full of beans (informal)
in the sense of effervescent
Definition
(of a person) lively and enthusiastic
one of Broadway's most effervescent stars
Synonyms
lively,
excited,
dynamic,
enthusiastic,
sparkling,
energetic,
animated,
merry,
buoyant,
exhilarated,
bubbly,
exuberant,
high-spirited,
irrepressible,
ebullient,
chirpy (informal),
vital,
scintillating,
vivacious,
zingy (informal)
in the sense of energetic
Definition
involving a lot of movement and physical effort
an energetic exercise routine
Synonyms
strenuous,
hard,
taxing,
demanding,
tough,
exhausting,
vigorous,
arduous
in the sense of energetic
Definition
having or showing energy and enthusiasm
Two-year-olds can be incredibly energetic.
Synonyms
lively,
spirited,
active,
dynamic,
vigorous,
animated,
brisk,
tireless,
bouncy,
indefatigable,
alive and kicking,
zippy (informal),
full of beans (informal),
bright-eyed and bushy-tailed (informal)
in the sense of exhausting
She had set herself an exhausting schedule.
Synonyms
tiring,
hard,
testing,
taxing,
difficult,
draining,
punishing,
crippling,
fatiguing,
wearying,
gruelling,
sapping,
debilitating,
strenuous,
arduous,
laborious,
enervating,
backbreaking
in the sense of feisty
Definition
frisky
At 66, she was as feisty as ever.
Synonyms
fiery,
spirited,
active,
bold,
lively,
sparkling,
vigorous,
energetic,
animated,
have-a-go (informal),
courageous,
ardent,
game,
plucky,
high-spirited,
sprightly,
vivacious,
spunky (informal),
mettlesome,
(as) game as Ned Kelly (Australian, slang)
in the sense of fit as a fiddle
Definition
in very good health
I'm fit as a fiddle with energy to spare.
Synonyms
healthy,
strong,
sound,
blooming,
in good shape,
in the pink,
in good form,
in fine fettle,
in rude health,
hale and hearty
in the sense of forceful
Definition
strong, emphatic, and confident
He was a man of forceful character.
Synonyms
dynamic,
powerful,
vigorous,
potent,
assertive

Additional synonyms

in the sense of forcible
Definition
convincing or effective
He is a forcible advocate for the arts.
Synonyms
compelling,
strong,
powerful,
effective,
active,
impressive,
efficient,
valid,
mighty,
potent,
energetic,
forceful,
weighty,
cogent
in the sense of hale
Definition
healthy and robust
looking hale and hearty
Synonyms
healthy,
well,
strong,
sound,
fit,
flourishing,
blooming,
robust,
vigorous,
hearty,
in the pink,
in fine fettle,
right as rain (British, informal),
able-bodied
in the sense of hard
Definition
showing or requiring a lot of effort or application
Coping with three babies is very hard work.
Synonyms
exhausting,
tough,
exacting,
formidable,
fatiguing,
wearying,
rigorous,
uphill,
gruelling,
strenuous,
arduous,
laborious,
burdensome,
Herculean,
backbreaking,
toilsome
in the sense of hardy
Definition
able to stand difficult conditions
They grew up to be farmers, round-faced and hardy.
Synonyms
strong,
tough,
robust,
sound,
fit,
healthy,
vigorous,
rugged (US, Canadian),
sturdy,
hale (old-fashioned),
stout,
stalwart,
hearty,
lusty,
in fine fettle
in the sense of healthy
Definition
having or showing good health
She had a normal pregnancy and delivered a healthy child.
Synonyms
well,
sound,
fit,
strong,
active,
flourishing,
hardy,
blooming,
robust,
vigorous,
sturdy,
hale (old-fashioned),
hearty,
in good shape (informal),
in good condition,
in the pink,
alive and kicking,
fighting fit,
in fine form,
in fine fettle,
hale and hearty,
fit as a fiddle (informal),
right as rain (British, informal),
physically fit,
in fine feather
in the sense of hearty
She was still hearty and strong when she turned 80.
Synonyms
healthy,
well,
strong,
sound,
active,
hardy,
robust,
vigorous,
energetic,
hale (old-fashioned),
alive and kicking,
right as rain (British, informal)
in the sense of high-spirited
Definition
lively and wishing to have fun and excitement
Her high-spirited demeanour was not ideally suited for palace life.
Synonyms
lively,
spirited,
vivacious,
vital,
daring,
dashing,
bold,
energetic,
animated,
vibrant,
exuberant,
bouncy,
boisterous,
fun-loving,
ebullient,
sparky,
effervescent,
alive and kicking,
full of life,
spunky (informal),
full of beans (informal),
frolicsome,
mettlesome
in the sense of intense
Definition
characterized by deep or forceful feelings
Her reaction to the news was more intense than I had imagined.
Synonyms
passionate,
burning,
earnest,
emotional,
keen,
flaming,
consuming,
fierce,
eager,
enthusiastic,
heightened,
energetic,
animated,
ardent,
fanatical,
fervent,
heartfelt,
impassioned,
vehement,
forcible,
fervid
in the sense of lively
Definition
vivacious or animated
She had a sweet, lively personality.
Synonyms
animated,
spirited,
quick,
keen,
active,
alert,
dynamic,
sparkling,
vigorous,
cheerful,
energetic,
outgoing,
merry,
upbeat (informal),
brisk,
bubbly,
nimble,
agile,
perky,
chirpy (informal),
sparky,
sprightly,
vivacious,
frisky,
gay (old-fashioned),
alive and kicking,
spry,
chipper (informal),
blithe,
full of beans (informal),
frolicsome,
full of pep (informal),
blithesome,
bright-eyed and bushy-tailed
in the sense of lusty
Definition
healthy and full of strength and energy
his lusty singing in the open park
Synonyms
vigorous,
strong,
powerful,
healthy,
strapping,
robust,
rugged (US, Canadian),
energetic,
sturdy,
hale (old-fashioned),
stout,
stalwart,
hearty,
virile,
red-blooded (informal),
brawny

Additional synonyms

in the sense of powerful
Definition
having great physical strength
a big, powerful man
Synonyms
strong,
strapping,
mighty,
robust,
vigorous,
potent,
energetic,
sturdy,
stalwart
in the sense of red-blooded
Definition
vigorous or virile
I am, even if I say so myself, a red-blooded male.
Synonyms
vigorous,
lusty,
virile,
strong,
vital,
robust,
hearty
in the sense of robust
Definition
sturdily built
His robust physique counts for much in the modern game.
Synonyms
strong,
tough,
powerful,
athletic,
well,
sound,
fit,
healthy,
strapping,
hardy,
rude,
vigorous,
rugged (US, Canadian),
muscular,
swole (slang),
hench (informal),
sturdy,
hale (old-fashioned),
stout,
staunch,
hearty,
husky (informal),
in good health,
lusty,
alive and kicking,
fighting fit,
sinewy,
brawny,
in fine fettle,
thickset,
fit as a fiddle (informal),
able-bodied
in the sense of sound
Definition
free from damage, injury, or decay
His body was still sound.
Synonyms
fit,
healthy,
robust,
firm,
perfect,
intact,
vigorous,
hale (old-fashioned),
unhurt,
undamaged,
uninjured,
unimpaired,
hale and hearty
in the sense of spanking
Definition
very fast
The film moves along at a spanking pace.
Synonyms
fast,
quick,
brisk,
lively,
smart,
vigorous,
energetic,
snappy
in the sense of sparkling
He is sparkling and versatile in front of the camera.
Synonyms
vibrant,
lively,
animated,
vivacious,
bright,
brilliant,
ebullient,
effervescent
in the sense of sprightly
Definition
lively and active
the sprightly 85-year-old president
Synonyms
lively,
spirited,
active,
energetic,
animated,
brisk,
nimble,
agile,
jaunty,
gay (old-fashioned),
perky,
vivacious,
spry,
bright-eyed and bushy-tailed
in the sense of virile
Definition
having the traditional male characteristics of physical strength and a high sex drive
a tall, virile man with rugged good looks
Synonyms
manly,
masculine,
macho,
strong,
male,
robust,
vigorous,
potent,
forceful,
lusty,
red-blooded (informal),
manlike
in the sense of vital
Definition
energetic or lively
It is tragic to see how the disease has diminished a once vital person.
Synonyms
lively,
vigorous,
energetic,
spirited,
dynamic,
animated,
vibrant,
forceful,
sparky,
vivacious,
full of beans (informal),
zestful,
full of the joy of living
in the sense of vivacious
Definition
full of energy and enthusiasm
a beautiful, vivacious and charming young woman
Synonyms
lively,
spirited,
vital,
gay (old-fashioned),
bubbling,
sparkling,
cheerful,
jolly,
animated,
merry,
upbeat (informal),
high-spirited,
ebullient,
chirpy (informal),
sparky,
scintillating,
sprightly,
effervescent,
full of life,
full of beans (informal),
frolicsome,
sportive,
light-hearted
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