Lighthearted Meaning in English

word

US

ˈɫaɪtˌhɑɹtɪd

LITE-HAR-tid

UK

lˈaɪthɑːtɪd

LITE-HAH-tid

释义

Describes a mood, person, or situation that is cheerful, relaxed, and not serious.

用法与细微差别

Mostly informal and positive. Common with 'tone', 'moment', 'conversation', or 'movie'. Not used for very serious situations. Do not confuse with 'carefree' (untroubled about anything) or 'funny' (causing laughter).

• Spanish: alegre - desenfadado - jovial
• Portuguese (BR): alegre - descontraído
• Portuguese (PT): alegre - descontraído
• Chinese (Simplified): 轻松愉快的 - 无忧无虑的
• Chinese (Traditional): 輕鬆愉快的 - 無憂無慮的
• Hindi: बेफिक्र - हंसमुख
• Arabic: مرِح - خفيف الظل
• Bengali: হালকা-ফুলকা - মনভোলা
• Russian: беззаботный - непринуждённый - лёгкий (о настроении)
• Japanese: 気楽な - 陽気な
• Vietnamese: vui vẻ - nhẹ nhàng
• Korean: 가벼운 마음의 - 명랑한
• Turkish: neşeli - kaygısız
• Urdu: خوش مزاج - بے فکری سے
• Indonesian: santai - ceria

例句

The party had a lighthearted atmosphere.

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She always tells lighthearted stories to make us smile.

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The movie was funny and lighthearted.

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We enjoyed a lighthearted conversation during lunch.

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His lighthearted joke made everyone laugh, even the boss.

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Sometimes a lighthearted approach works better than being too serious.

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