jazz up

英 [dʒæz ʌp]

美 [dʒæz ʌp]

使更有趣; 使更绚丽多彩; 使更令人兴奋; 使更具流行音乐（或爵士乐）风格

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB 使更有趣；使更绚丽多彩；使更令人兴奋
  If youjazzsomethingup, you make it look more interesting, colourful, or exciting.
  1. Mary Ann had made an effort at jazzing up the chilly modern interiors...
     玛丽·安曾经试图改变冷冰冰的现代室内装饰，使之更活泼多彩。
  2. I don't think they're just jazzing it up for the media.
     我并不认为他们仅仅是为了吸引媒体的目光才把它搞得有声有色的。
• PHRASAL VERB 使更具流行音乐（或爵士乐）风格
  If someonejazzes upa piece of music, they change it in order to make it sound more like popular music or jazz.
  1. Instead of playing it in the traditional style, she jazzed it up...
     她并没有按照传统风格演奏，而是糅合了爵士乐风格。
  2. Stephen and I are going to jazz up the love songs...
     斯蒂芬和我打算给那些爱情歌曲注入流行元素。
  3. The tune is basically the same as the old one, but considerably jazzed up.
     调子基本还是老调子，但已在很大程度上转变为爵士乐风格。

英英释义

verb

• make more interesting or lively
  1. juice up a party
  2. pep up your paper
  Synonym:juice uppep upginger up

双语例句

• Jazz the dress up with some bright accessories.
  用几件鲜亮的饰物使连衣裙生色。
• WY: The models follow your specific directions on the scene; you don't let them improvise. Nancy: Jazz is a kind of music that uses a lot of improvisation, which means they make things up.
  王寅：模特在现场完全是按照你的指令去摆布，不是让她们即兴发挥。爵士乐是一种非常即兴发挥的音乐，也就是说，乐者都是现场创作的。
• Jazz musicians do not follow a set piece of music note by note, but make up melodies and chord changes as they play.
  爵士乐手不会按照固定的乐谱一个音符一个音符地演奏，而是在演出的时候自编旋律及变化和弦。
• Nancy: Jazz is a kind of music that uses a lot of improvisation, which means they make things up.
  爵士乐是一种非常即兴发挥的音乐，也就是说，乐者都是现场创作的。
• She had a drink to jazz herself up.
  她喝了杯酒来兴奋一下。
• Sometimes they jazz up their adverts, logos and branding, but such efforts are like putting lipstick on a pig.
  有时，它们会让它们的广告、标识和品牌变得生动有趣，但此类努力是一种忽悠人的伎俩。
• Jazz things up a bit.
  把事情弄得有点生气。
• Jazz musicians surprise listeners by breaking up traditional rhythms.
  爵士音乐家通过打破传统的节奏让听众感到惊讶。
• Okay, you babes of jazz, let's pick up the pace.
  好了，爵士辣妹，加快节奏吧！
• In her rendition of "At Last," famously sung by jazz great Etta James, the rail-car cleaner was backed up by musicians who are also colleagues at Metro.
  这位地铁车厢清洁工演唱了著名爵士歌手（EttaJames）曾出色地演绎过的歌曲“最后”（AtLast）。