pep up
/pep ʌp/Word connections
verb
/pep ʌp/Фразовый глагол, используемый для обозначения того, чтобы сделать что-то или кого-то более живым, энергичным или интересным.
Verbo frasal que significa hacer que algo o alguien sea más animado, enérgico o interesante.
Verbe à particule utilisé pour indiquer le fait de rendre quelque chose ou quelqu'un plus vif, plus énergique ou plus intéressant.
Partikelverb, das bedeutet, etwas oder jemanden lebendiger, energischer oder interessanter zu machen.
Verbo frasal usado para indicar tornar algo ou alguém mais animado, enérgico ou interessante.
动词短语,指使某人或某事物更有活力、更兴奋、更有趣。
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A phrasal verb used to indicate making something or someone more lively, energetic, or interesting.
uncountable · transitive · phrasal, separable
Make more lively or energeticinformal
To make someone or something more energetic, lively, or interesting.
Взбодрить
animar, avivar
Rendre plus vivant ou énergique
Aufmuntern
Animar
使活跃起来
تنشيط
- A cup of coffee in the morning really pepped me up.
- The music pepped up the party atmosphere.
- She tried to pep up her presentation with some jokes.
Synonymsanimateenergizeenliveninvigorateliven uprevivestimulate
Improve or enhanceinformal
To add something to make something more attractive, exciting, or effective.
Оживить
animar, realzar, vigorizar
rehausser / égayer
Aufpeppen
Dar uma animada
使更有活力
تحسين وإضفاء الحيوية
- We need to pep up the garden with some colorful flowers.
- He pepped up his outfit with a bright tie.
- The new software update pepped up the app's performance.
Synonymsanimateenhanceenlivenimproveinvigoratejazz upliven upperk upspice up
- pepped up past participle
- pepped up past simple
- pepping up present participle
- peps up third person singular
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