jazz up

The phrase "jazz up" is used to describe making something more lively, exciting, or attractive, often by adding new elements or decorations.

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Definition

B2General

(informal)To make something more lively, interesting, or exciting by adding new or unexpected elements.

Example

  • She decided to jazz up her outfit with a colorful scarf.
  • They jazzed up the party with some lively music and decorations.

C1Music

(informal)To modify a piece of music to make it sound more modern or like jazz.

Example

  • The band jazzed up the old tune with a new arrangement.

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