brisk up

• Verbo frasal obsoleto que significa hacer algo vivo, fresco o animado; avivar o refrescar.

An obsolete phrasal verb meaning to make something lively, fresh, or brisk; to invigorate or refresh.

incontable · transitivo · phrasal, separable

1. Become more lively or energeticinformal

   To become more active, lively, or energetic.

   animarse

   • The party started to brisk up after the music changed.
   • He tried to brisk up his walk to catch the bus.
   • The conversation brisked up when they started discussing travel.

   Sinónimoscheer upliven upperk uppick uprevive

   Antónimosflaglanguishslowwaneweaken

2. Improve or refreshinformal

   To make something more fresh, lively, or appealing.

   avivar, refrescar

   • She brisked up the room with fresh flowers.
   • The new paint brisked up the old furniture.
   • A short break can brisk up your concentration.

   Sinónimosenlivenfreshen upinvigorateliven upperk uprefreshrejuvenaterevitalizespruce up

   Antónimosdeadendullstaleworsen