ebullience [америк. ɪˈbʊljəns, ɪˈbəljəns, брит. ɪˈbʊlɪəns] СУЩ. U офиц.
- ebullience
- vivacidad ж.
- ebullience
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The way she rolled with every punch gained her a real admiration for her unflagging ebullience and optimism.
www.huffingtonpost.com Scratch the veneer of ebullience and can-do attitude and there is anxiety: the unending, pit-of-your-stomach variety.
www.ft.com Of course there are risks, but they're a small price to pay for the joy of sailing above ordinary life on a tide of ebullience.
www.independent.co.uk Every country needs to harness the dynamism and ebullience of youth to grow and adapt.
ipolitics.ca Rout and recovery, that's what 2016 has become and there are no signs traders' renewed ebullience is going to fade anytime soon.
www.businessinsider.com.au