Vim and vigor In english explanation

The meaning, explanation, definition and origin of the idiom/phrase "vim and vigor", English Idiom Dictionary ( also found in Vietnamese )

Julia Huong

2022-06-12 12:06

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Vim and vigor phrase informal cliché

An abundance of exuberant, young vigor, enthusiasm, or vitality.

Mr. John is still full of vim and vigor after running 3 km in the morning.

Jack takes exercise with all his vim and vigor to build muscle.

He not only works with his vim and vigor but also gets on with his colleagues.

To have confidence, energy, enthusiasm or enormous charm for something

Enthusiasm and perseverance

Be young or childish and not have had much experience

If you hit the ground running, you start to work immediately with a lot of energy.

Lazy; lack of effort and spirit

The phrase "vim and vigor" was coined in the 1800s.

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