jazz up

• Verbo frasal que significa hacer algo más vivo, emocionante o atractivo, a menudo añadiendo elementos decorativos o llamativos.

A phrasal verb meaning to make something more lively, exciting, or attractive, often by adding decorative or flashy elements.

incontable · transitivo · phrasal, separable

1. Make more lively or excitinginformal

   To add excitement, style, or energy to something, often by making it more colorful or interesting.

   dar vida

   • She jazzed up her outfit with a bright scarf.
   • They jazzed up the party with live music and decorations.
   • He jazzed up his presentation with funny videos.

   Sinónimosanimatebrightenenergizeenhanceenlivenenrichexciteinvigorateliven uppep upspice up

   Antónimoscalmquietsimplifysubduetone down

2. Improve or enhanceinformal

   To make something more appealing or attractive, often by adding new features or details.

   Avivar, realzar

   • The chef jazzed up the recipe with exotic spices.
   • We need to jazz up the website to attract more visitors.
   • She jazzed up the old room with a fresh coat of paint.

   Sinónimosbrightenembellishenhanceenlivenenrichimproveliven upspice upupgrade

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