Liven up Meaning in English
expression
ˈɫaɪvən/ /ˈəp
LY-vuhn UHP
lˈaɪvn/ /ˈʌp
LY-vn UP
التعريف
To make something or someone more lively, energetic, or interesting.
الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة
Informal, used for people, places, or events that seem dull or boring. Common with parties, conversations, rooms, or moods. Often used with objects or activities that bring energy; e.g., 'music can liven up a party.' Avoid using it in very formal writing.
Spanish: animar - alegrarPortuguese (BR): animar - deixar mais animadoPortuguese (PT): animar - tornar mais animadoChinese (Simplified): 让...更有生气 - 使...活跃起来Chinese (Traditional): 讓...更有生氣 - 使...活躍起來Hindi: जान डालना - जीवंत बनानाArabic: ينعش - يحييBengali: আনন্দময় করা - জীবন্ত করে তোলা - চাঙ্গা করাRussian: оживить - взбодритьJapanese: 活気づける - 盛り上げるVietnamese: làm sôi động - làm náo nhiệtKorean: 활기차게 하다 - 분위기를 띄우다Turkish: canlandırmak - neşelendirmekUrdu: رونق بخشنا - جان ڈالناIndonesian: membuat lebih hidup - menyemarakkan
جمل نموذجية
Music can really liven up a party.
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We need something to liven up the meeting.
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He told a few jokes to liven up the conversation.
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Some bright colors would really liven up this place.
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The team tried to liven up after a slow start to the game.
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Let's liven up the room with some flowers.
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