2 quick and full of energy, and only saying what is necessary:
In the office, he was brisk and businesslike.
3 used to describe a situation in which there is a lot of activity:
Other features of motor neuron disease are generalized muscular weakness, wasting, fasciculation and brisk reflexes, though sensation is intact.
This occurs via a brisk increase in sympathetic outflow and withdrawal of sympathetic tone.
The research compared brisk walking three times a week with a stretching-and-toning class that met three times a week for six months.
The aim is to produce something which is rhythmically monotonous and repetitive; a 'sustaining' background of brisk, cheerful but unobtrusive music.
The millowners treated this brisk conclusion with caution.
In fact the brisk outer movements must have a bit of counterbalance if they are not to cloy.
Among the concentric types, they identified ten different types including several brisk types which could be equivalent to a ganglion cells.
Other classes of neurons that exhibit such synchrony in our study largely include pairs of brisk cells with either transient or sustained firing.
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輕快的，生氣勃勃的…
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轻快的，生气勃勃的…
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enérgico, rápido/da [masculine-feminine], animado/da [masculine-feminine]…
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vigoroso, enérgico…
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きびきびした, 元気のよい…
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faal, canlı, enerjik…
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rapide, vif/vive, abrupt/abrupte…
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enèrgic…
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