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| Principal Translations |
| jazzed adj | US, slang (excited about [sth]) | entusiasmado/a adj |
| | | emocionado/a adj |
| | Mabel got her driver's license yesterday; she's really jazzed! |
WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2026:
| Principal Translations |
| jazz n | (20th-century musical style) | jazz nm |
| | We listened to some jazz in a club after dinner. |
| | Fuimos a escuchar jazz luego de cenar. |
| jazz adj | (music: in the jazz style) | de jazz loc adj |
| | | jazzístico/a adj |
| | The shop specializes in jazz recordings of the 1950s. |
| | La tienda se especializa en álbumes de jazz de los años 50. |
| jazz adj | (relating to jazz music) | de jazz loc adj |
| | The audience gave the jazz trio a standing ovation. |
| jazz [sb]⇒ vtr | informal, US (excite) (figurado) | dar vida loc verb |
| | | alegrar⇒ vtr |
| | Seeing my favorite movie star in the flesh really jazzed me! |
| | ¡Ver a mi estrella de cine favorita me dio vida! |
| Additional Translations |
| jazz n | mainly US, informal (insincere talk) (ES, coloquial) | rollo nm |
| | (AR, coloquial) | cháchara nf |
| | Billy keeps talking about his important new job, but I think it's all jazz. |
| | Bill sigue hablando de su nuevo e importante trabajo pero yo creo que es puro rollo. |
| jazz n | informal (excitement, liveliness) | emoción nf |
| | | excitación nf |
| | The actor was lured to the US by the jazz and glamour of Hollywood. |
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Locuciones verbales
jazz | jazzed |
| jazz [sth] up vtr phrasal sep | informal (make more exciting) | darle vida a loc verb |
| | | darle un toque de color a, darle color a loc verb |
| | (ES, coloquial) | darle vidilla a loc verb |
| | Mary decided to jazz up the room with some pictures. |
| | Mary decidió darle vida a la habitación con algunos cuadros. |
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