jazzed

英 [dʒæzd]

美 [dʒæzd]

v.  奏爵士乐; 使活泼
jazz的过去式

COCA.45142

柯林斯词典

• N-UNCOUNT 爵士乐
  Jazzis a style of music that was invented by African American musicians in the early part of the twentieth century. Jazz music has very strong rhythms and often involves improvisation.
  1. The pub has live jazz on Sundays.
     那家酒馆每周日都有现场爵士乐演奏。
  2. ...the great American jazz pianist George Shearing.
     美国伟大的爵士乐钢琴演奏家乔治·希林

双语例句

• He jazzed up the room with some bright red curtains.
  他用一些鲜红的窗帘将房间装饰得更具生气。
• They've certainly jazzed this place up since the last time I was here.
  自打我上次来这儿以后，他们确实已使这地方变得更加生气勃勃。
• And jazzed it up a little.
  让它更机灵了一些。
• LL: Yes, the third reason is that I am jazzed to be spending some time with one of my favorite friends.
  对了，忘了邀请他一起来了。你不是说有三个理由让你兴奋吗？
• I can tell you aren't jazzed up by group events.
  我可以看出来，你并没有因为集体活动而变得活跃起来。
• Jazzed up the living area with beaded curtains. She ran off a list of the places they would visit.
  用串珠窗帘装饰房间，使它变得有生气她一口气报出一串他们将访问的地名。
• He removed overtly religious images such as the cross and stained glass. He jazzed up services with videos, drama and contemporary music.
  他去掉了诸如十字架和彩绘玻璃这样的直截了当的宗教形象，引入录影带，戏曲和当代音乐等服务，使之生动活泼。
• And the bad guys seem jazzed by their evildoing.
  坏家伙们似乎对他们的恶行乐在其中。
• They jazzed up the woman till she looked like a teenager.
  他们把这个女人打扮得像十几岁一样。
• 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。