pizazz

英 [pɪ'zæz] 美
  • n. 精力;潇洒;魅力
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pizazz (n.)
also pizzaz; pizzazz, 1937, probably originally college or show-biz slang.
Pizazz, to quote the editor of the Harvard Lampoon, is an indefinable dynamic quality, the je ne sais quoi of function; as for instance, adding Scotch puts pizazz into a drink. Certain clothes have it, too. ["Harper's Bazaar," March 1937]
1. We bought a sports car to put a little pizazz into our life.
我们买了一部跑车给我们的生活增加一点活力.

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2. Would you like to give it more pizazz , and brighten you day?
你想给它更多的意味, 并点燃你的热情 呢 ?

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3. This movie has a lot of pizazz.
这部电影充满活力.

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4. There is pizazz and energy in Art Deco, as well as glamour and luxury.
装饰艺术里包含着活力和能量, 以及魅力和华贵.

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