Definitions for ESPRITɛˈspri
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Random House Webster's College Dictionary
es•pritɛˈspri(n.)
sprightliness of spirit or wit; lively intelligence.
Ref: esprit de corps.
Origin of esprit:
1585–95; < F < L spīritusspirit
Princeton's WordNet
esprit(noun)
liveliness of mind or spirit
Wiktionary
esprit(Noun)
Spirit, enthusiasm.
esprit(Noun)
A wit.
esprit(Noun)
Liveliness, or active mind and spirit.
Origin: Borrowed from the French.
Webster Dictionary
Esprit(noun)
spirit
Translations for ESPRIT
Kernerman English Multilingual Dictionary
spirit(noun)
a principle or emotion which makes someone act
The spirit of kindness seems to be lacking in the world nowadays.
- emosieAfrikaans
- روح، مَبْدأArabic
- духBulgarian
- espíritoPortuguese (BR)
- duchCzech
- der GeistGerman
- åndDanish
- πνεύμα, αίσθησηGreek
- espírituSpanish
- vaim, meelsusEstonian
- روحيهFarsi
- henkiFinnish
- espritFrench
- נֶפֶשHebrew
- भावनाHindi
- duhCroatian
- szellemHungarian
- semangatIndonesian
- hugarfarIcelandic
- spiritoItalian
- 精神Japanese
- 마음Korean
- dvasiaLithuanian
- garsLatvian
- semangatMalay
- geestDutch
- ånd, kraftNorwegian
- uczucie, nastawieniePolish
- روحيهPersian
- خوټيدل، دارىPashto
- espíritoPortuguese
- spiritRomanian
- дух; настроениеRussian
- duchSlovak
- duhSlovenian
- duhSerbian
- anda, stämning, sinnelagSwedish
- น้ำใจThai
- ruhTurkish
- 精神，道義，感情Chinese (Trad.)
- духUkrainian
- رائج ذہنی یا اخلاقی رویہUrdu
- tinh thần, linh hồnVietnamese
- 精神，道义，感情Chinese (Simp.)
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