chirpiness

/tʃˈɜpinəs/ noun

the state or quality of being chirpy

Word Origin Chirp is onomatopoeic — from Middle English 'chirpen,' imitating the short, sharp sound of a bird. Chirpy means cheerful like a chirping bird, and chirpiness is that state of lively cheerfulness. The family includes 'chirp,' 'chirper,' and 'chirpily.'

noun the state or quality of being chirpy countable

Her constant chirpiness in the morning can be quite contagious.

(名词) 快活;活泼;欢快

她早晨持续的欢快情绪相当有感染力。

(sustantivo) el estado o la cualidad de ser alegre y animado

Su constante buen humor por las mañanas puede ser bastante contagioso.

(nom) gaieté; enjouement; entrain; jovialité; bonne humeur [Caractère d'une personne vive, gaie et pleine d'entrain.]

Sa gaieté matinale constante peut être assez contagieuse.

(Substantiv) Munterkeit; Fröhlichkeit [Der Zustand oder die Eigenschaft, fröhlich, munter oder lebhaft zu sein.]

Ihre ständige **chirpiness** am Morgen kann richtig ansteckend sein.

(名詞) 陽気な状態、元気の良さ、楽しげな性質。

彼女の朝における絶え間ない陽気さは、かなり伝染するものがある。

(substantivo) alegria; animação; vivacidade; bom humor [O estado ou qualidade de ser alegre e animado.]

Sua alegria constante de manhã pode ser bastante contagiante.

Word parts: chirp + y + ness

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