jazz up

animar, dar vida

Añadir algo que haga una cosa más interesante o emocionante.

En inglés sencillo: You add something to make a thing more interesting or exciting.

• Some herbs will jazz up this soup.
• We jazzed up the website with a quiz.
• How can I jazz up this rather dull lesson?

Cómo se usa: jazz something up with something (Jazz up your presentation with a short video.)

Sinónimos: liven up, spice up

Expresiones frecuentes: jazz up something, jazz something up

dar color, adornar

Hacer algo más vistoso con colores intensos o adornos.

En inglés sencillo: You make something brighter and more noticeable with strong colours or decoration.

• Jazz up the room with colourful cushions.
• He jazzed up his plain shirt with a shiny badge.
• We're jazzing the stage up with lights and glitter.

Cómo se usa: jazz something up with something (She jazzed her jacket up with bright patches.)

Sinónimos: brighten up, decorate

Expresiones frecuentes: jazz up something, jazz something up

dar un toque de jazz

Modificar una pieza musical para que su ritmo o melodía suene a jazz.

En inglés sencillo: You change music so that its rhythm or tune sounds like jazz.

• The band jazzed up an old song.
• She likes to jazz up traditional tunes.
• He's jazzing the melody up for tonight's concert.

Cómo se usa: jazz something up (The pianist jazzed up the familiar melody.)

Sinónimos: jazzify

Expresiones frecuentes: jazz up something, jazz up tunes