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spark·y  (spärk)
adj. spark·i·er, spark·i·est
Animated; lively.

sparki·ly adv.

sparky [ˈspɑːkɪ]
adj sparkier, sparkiest
lively; vivacious; spirited
Translations
sparky [ˈspɑːkɪ] ADJvivaracho, marchoso
sparky [ˈspɑːrki] adj (British) (= lively) [person] → radieux/euse; [event] → étincelant(e)
sparring match [ˈspɑːrɪŋ] n
(BOXING)combat m d'entraînement
(= argument) → échange m verbal
sparring partner [ˈspɑːrɪŋ] n
(BOXING)sparring-partner m
(fig)adversaire mf de toujours


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But Bellamy heads into the final World Cup qualifiers ready to roar and withformer Wales boss Sparky has heaping the praise on the Cardiff-born striker after hitting top form in the Premiership with megabucks Manchester City.
Sparky said Fergie's failure to replace Portuguese winger Cristiano Ronaldo and Argentinean forward Carlos Tevez has left rivals United 'below par.
SPARKY the pony took centre stage in a circus-themed student fashion show.
 
 
 
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