lustily

/lˈʌstili/ adv

In a lusty manner: vigorously, loudly, enthusiastically.

Word Origin From Old English lust 'desire, pleasure' — so lustily originally meant doing something with hearty enjoyment, not necessarily sexual. The same root gives us lusty (full of vigor) and lustful (full of desire), and even lascivious comes from the same PIE root *las- meaning 'to be eager.' The adverb suffix -ly turns the adjective lusty into a way of acting.

adv In a lusty manner: vigorously, loudly, enthusiastically.

The crowd cheered lustily when their team scored the winning goal.

(副词) 精力充沛地;起劲地;大声地;热烈地

当他们的球队攻入制胜一球时,人群热烈地欢呼起来。

(adverbio) vigorosamente; con entusiasmo; enérgicamente; con brío [De manera vigorosa: con fuerza, ímpetu o entusiasmo.]

La multitud vitoreó con entusiasmo cuando su equipo anotó el gol de la victoria.

(adverbe) avec entrain; vigoureusement; avec enthousiasme; bruyamment [Avec vigueur, force ou enthousiasme.]

La foule a acclamé **avec enthousiasme** lorsque son équipe a marqué le but gagnant.

(Adverb) kräftig; aus voller Kehle; mit Schwung [auf kräftige, laute oder begeisterte Weise; mit voller Energie und Hingabe]

Die Menge jubelte **lustily**, als ihre Mannschaft das Siegtor schoss.

(副詞) 力強く、元気に、盛大に

観客は**自**チームが決勝ゴールを決めたとき、**元気よく**歓声を上げた。

(advérbio) vigorosamente; com entusiasmo; com vigor; entusiasticamente [De maneira vigorosa: com vigor, em voz alta, com entusiasmo.]

A torcida gritou com entusiasmo quando seu time marcou o gol da vitória.

Word parts: lust + i + ly

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