No. 6,712 in German
esprit
"Esprit" in German means "spirit," "wit," or "liveliness of mind."
In a sentence
Der Künstler zeigte großen Esprit in seiner neuesten Skulptur.
The artist showed great esprit in his latest sculpture.
Here, 'Esprit' refers to the creativity and intellectual liveliness showcased in the artist's work.
Die Veranstaltung hatte viel Esprit und hielt die Gäste begeistert.
The event had a lot of esprit and kept the guests intrigued.
'Esprit' in this context refers to the vibrant and engaging nature of the event.
Ihre Rede war voller Esprit und motivierte das Publikum.
Her speech was full of esprit and motivated the audience.
This usage highlights 'Esprit' as the energetic and inspirational quality of the speech.
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