vivace
lively
The Italian word 'vivace' can be used similar to the English word 'lively'. It can describe a person, place, or thing that is full of life, energy, or is particularly vibrant. For example, one could say 'una città vivace' to describe a lively or vibrant city.
Example sentences using: vivace
La musica era troppo vivace per il mio gusto.
The music was too lively for my taste.
In this phrase, 'vivace' is used as an adjective to describe the quality of music. In Italian 'vivace' means 'lively' or 'vibrant', typically used to describe something filled with life or energy.
Ha uno spirito vivace, sempre pieno di energia.
He has a lively spirit, always full of energy.
In this context, 'vivace' is describing 'spirito' or 'spirit', implying that the person is full of life or energetic. It suggests their cheerfulness or energetic personality.
Il colore vivace del vestito attirava l'attenzione.
The bright color of the dress attracted attention.
Here 'vivace' means 'bright' and is used to describe the color of the dress. A 'colore vivace' is a color that is vivid or brightly colored, indicating that it is noticeably vibrant or bright.