Explanation: High-spirited: energetic spirit, swagger; composed: as usual. Nothing to worry about to describe, relax. Usage: Partial official; as predicate; with compliment Source: Ming Feng Meng "Ancient and Modern Novel" Volume 25: "Three persons stand with the sword of His Highness, high-spirited break."
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Entries in high-spirited and composed Pronunciation áng áng zì roò Rare common idioms, Age of the ancient proverb, Partial structure of the formal idiom, Idiom Neutral Speech Use as the predicate attribute; describe the person's tolerance English to look exalted and composed Interpretation of high-spirited: energetic spirit, swagger; composed: as usual. Nothing to worry about to describe, relax. Source Ming Feng Meng, "Ancient and Modern Fiction Yanping Zhong two peach killing three persons": "Three persons stand with the sword of His Highness, high-spirited break." Synonyms proudly composed Grammar is formal; as predicate; with compliment
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Idioms Name High-spirited composed Hanyu Pinyin áng áng zì roò Idiom Definition High-spirited: energetic spirit, swagger; composed: as usual. Nothing to worry about to describe, relax. Source phrase Ming Feng Meng "Ancient and Modern Fiction Yanping Zhong two peach killing three persons": "Three persons stand with the sword of His Highness, high-spirited break." Use listen No