Translation for 'brisk' from English to Russian

brisk

бодрый {adj} [проворный, прыткий]

brisk [swift]

юркий {adj}

• Clothing stores throughout the Middle East report brisk sales of blouses and dresses seen on the television series.
• The album's sessions, lasting 30 working days, were brisk by Pumpkins' standards, largely because of the group's inexperience.
• Kent Turner of "Film-Forward.com" described it as 'a brisk, irreverent music-history lesson by way of Terry Gilliam'.
• Summer in Charentsavan is warm with brisk and cool nights.
• A strong contraction indicates a "brisk" reflex, and a weak or absent reflex is known as "diminished".

• Manoharabad Kothapalli new broad gauge line under brisk construction connects the town with Secunderabad, Karimnagar, Gajwel, Siddipet and Manoharabad.
• From about 1900, there was a brisk passenger trade of tourists and day trippers from the West Midlands conurbation.
• Shooting of the film happened at a brisk pace, despite night curfew and other restrictions.
• Response cards are most effective when paired with brisk instructional pacing.
• Brian D’Ambrosio of Huffington Post said Ritter was uncertain, brisk, and contemplative while remaining intimate to the listener.

• The last movement of the symphony is brisk and thematic.
• Uptake on new gTLDs has been brisk, with 426 new gTLDs introduced to the Internet as of October 17, 2014.
• He concluded his brilliant recital with a brisk and lively Madhuvanti Tillana of Shanmugha Raghavan with swarakshara prayogas.
• Within a few weeks, sales grew brisk and the book became quite popular.
• His short stories have brisk pace, brevity of words, allegorical references to various religious symbols and philosophical thinkings of Zen Buddhism, Christianity.

• Players may agree on table rules if the pace of the game is brisk or leisurely.
• Enjoyed brisk morning walk, horse riding and tribal folk place.
• The climate is Mediterranean, tempered by the [...] altitude. Winters are brisk, but with no snow.
• In the United States the pace is an uncommon customary unit of length denoting a brisk single step and equal to [...].