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jazz n.爵士乐；<俚>空话；各种杂物vt.使有生气；以爵士风格演奏vi.跳爵士舞；奏爵士乐；游荡 (1) 她迷上了爵士音乐。(2) 我不喜欢现代爵士乐。(3) 你对爵士乐有兴趣吗？(4) 我从未对爵士乐真正产生过兴趣。(5) 她把食物和所有的杂物都拿来。(6) 我们需要把这间屋子装饰一下使之更有生气。(7) 你想给你们的老产品添点生气吗?(8) 我不喜欢用爵士乐的形式来演奏古典乐曲。 The term jazz originated not with music, but in baseball, where it was used as a synonym for "pep, vim, vigor." It began to be used to describe music about a decade after jazz first began to be played in 1900 New Orleans. Since then, like the art form it describes, jazz has changed and expanded its meaning. Today, jazz can refer to a genre of dance, to the act of "sprucing something up," to the decade of the 1920s (nicknamed The Jazz Age), or to holding your hands above your head and waving your fingers, making jazz hands.

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英 [dʒæz] 美 [dʒæz] (1) She's potty about jazz.(2) I don't dig modern jazz.(3) Does jazz hold any appeal for you?(4) Jazz has never really turned me on.(5) She brought the food and all the jazz to go with it.(6) We need to jazz this room up a bit.(7) Do you want to jazz up your old products?(8) I don't like to jazz up the classics. Jazz, a form of instrumental and vocal music characterized by syncopated rhythms and informal improvisation, has been called America's only original art form. If you've ever listened to Louis Armstrong, Miles Davis, John Coltrane, or Thelonious Monk, jazz is what you're hearing. 1[N-UNCOUNT 不可数名词]爵士乐 Jazz is 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.   [oft N n]The pub has live jazz on Sundays.那家酒馆每周日都有现场爵士乐演奏。...the great American jazz pianist George Shearing.美国伟大的爵士乐钢琴演奏家乔治·希林相关词组：jazz up

英语单词	jazz
英美音标	英 [dʒæz] 美 [dʒæz]
中文释义	n.爵士乐；<俚>空话；各种杂物 vt.使有生气；以爵士风格演奏 vi.跳爵士舞；奏爵士乐；游荡
英语例句	(1) She's potty about jazz. (2) I don't dig modern jazz. (3) Does jazz hold any appeal for you? (4) Jazz has never really turned me on. (5) She brought the food and all the jazz to go with it. (6) We need to jazz this room up a bit. (7) Do you want to jazz up your old products? (8) I don't like to jazz up the classics.
中文例句	(1) 她迷上了爵士音乐。 (2) 我不喜欢现代爵士乐。 (3) 你对爵士乐有兴趣吗？ (4) 我从未对爵士乐真正产生过兴趣。 (5) 她把食物和所有的杂物都拿来。 (6) 我们需要把这间屋子装饰一下使之更有生气。 (7) 你想给你们的老产品添点生气吗? (8) 我不喜欢用爵士乐的形式来演奏古典乐曲。
vocabulary简明	Jazz, a form of instrumental and vocal music characterized by syncopated rhythms and informal improvisation, has been called America's only original art form. If you've ever listened to Louis Armstrong, Miles Davis, John Coltrane, or Thelonious Monk, jazz is what you're hearing.
vocabulary扩展	The term jazz originated not with music, but in baseball, where it was used as a synonym for "pep, vim, vigor." It began to be used to describe music about a decade after jazz first began to be played in 1900 New Orleans. Since then, like the art form it describes, jazz has changed and expanded its meaning. Today, jazz can refer to a genre of dance, to the act of "sprucing something up," to the decade of the 1920s (nicknamed The Jazz Age), or to holding your hands above your head and waving your fingers, making jazz hands.
柯林斯解释	1 [N-UNCOUNT 不可数名词]爵士乐 Jazz is 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. [oft N n] The pub has live jazz on Sundays. 那家酒馆每周日都有现场爵士乐演奏。 ...the great American jazz pianist George Shearing. 美国伟大的爵士乐钢琴演奏家乔治·希林相关词组： jazz up

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