briskly

/ˈbrɪskli/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈbrɪskli/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈbrisk-lē/ (ame, mw)

briskly — 副詞

1. with lively speed and a businesslike sense of purpose, so that an action feels a

1.副詞B2
釋義

輕快;俐落

快速有精神,也帶點幹練感

with lively speed and a businesslike sense of purpose, so that an action feels active, efficient, and ready to move on.

例句

Hana walked briskly across the station before the last train left.

Hana 在末班車離站前輕快地穿過車站。

walk + briskly for fast movement

The nurse briskly checked my temperature and handed me a paper mask.

那位護理師俐落地量了我的體溫,還遞給我一個紙口罩。

briskly + verb in efficient routine work

同義詞
  • quickly

    more general; it does not always suggest the same energy or purposeful tone

  • swiftly

    slightly more formal and more focused on speed itself

  • energetically

    stresses lively effort, sometimes more than speed or efficiency

  • efficiently

    focuses on doing something well with little waste, not necessarily with lively movement

反義詞
  • slowly

    opposite in speed

  • lazily

    opposite in energy and purpose

  • hesitantly

    suggests uncertainty instead of brisk confidence

文法句型

verb + briskly

briskly + verb of movement or work

say + briskly

用法筆記

Often modifies verbs of movement or task-focused action such as walk, move, check, clear, and finish. With speech verbs like say or ask, it can suggest a practical, no-nonsense tone rather than friendliness.

常見錯誤

She gave me a briskly smile.
She gave me a brisk smile.
💡before a noun, use the adjective 'brisk', not the adverb.
The manager briskly to the door.
The manager walked briskly to the door.
💡briskly must modify a verb.