斗志昂扬

Explanation: High-spirited: in high spirits. Strong will to fight. 　　Usage: The main predicate; as predicate, attributive, adverbial; with compliment, describing the human spirit 　　Source: Mao Zedong, "introduce a co-operative" had never seen people as they are now in high spirits, high morale, high-spirited. " 　　Examples: Soldiers heard the report of the hero, has been greatly encouraged by all ~. Thesaurus:  of valiant and heroic bearing, mouth drooling with greed, Mouth drooling with greed, word drool, be daring and energetic, recover one’ s youthful vigour, rejuvenate, white hair and ruddy complexion hale and hearty, lofty sentiments and aspirations, able men tied down to a routine post, with soaring aspirations, ruddy complexion on a hoary head, very ambitious, in high spirit, spirit coruscate Antonym Group:  Power to make tendon fatigue, with folded hands, languor, lassitude, jiggered up, Body and mind Sick pay, body and mind be exhausted simultaneously