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vamp up

/væmp ʌp/

Traducción: Verbo frasal que significa hacer algo más vivo, emocionante o atractivo, a menudo añadiendo elementos nuevos o mejorando su apariencia.

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verb

/væmp ʌp/C1formal
  • esVerbo frasal que significa hacer algo más vivo, emocionante o atractivo, a menudo añadiendo elementos nuevos o mejorando su apariencia.

A phrasal verb meaning to make something more lively, exciting, or appealing, often by adding new elements or improving its appearance.

incontable · transitivo · phrasal, separable

  1. Make more attractive or excitinginformalamerican

    To improve the appearance or appeal of something, often by adding new or flashy elements.

    esembellecer, realzar

    • They vamped up the old restaurant with new decor and lighting.
    • She vamped up her outfit with a colorful scarf.
    • The company vamped up its website to attract more customers.

    Sinónimosdress upembellishenhanceenlivenginger upglamorizejazz upliven uppep upspice up

    Antónimosblemishdebasedegradedevaluedisfigureimpairmarspoiltarnish

  2. Increase energy or intensityinformalamerican

    To make something more lively, energetic, or intense.

    esavivar, animar, intensificar

    • The DJ vamped up the music to get the crowd dancing.
    • He vamped up his speech with some jokes and stories.
    • The coach vamped up the team's motivation before the big game.

    Sinónimosamplifyanimateboostenergizeenlivengalvanizeheightenincreaseintensifyinvigoratejazz upliven uppep upstep upstrengthen

    Antónimoscalmquietsubduetone

Formas
  • vamped up past participle
  • vamped up past simple
  • vamping up present participle
  • vamps up third person singular

Verbo basevamp

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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