enliven

及物动词使活泼; 使生动; 使有生气

及物动词

1. 搞活：enlarge 扩大 | enliven 搞活 | enrich 使丰富

2. 带来生气：使害怕intimidate; frighten | 带来生气enliven | 对手rival

3. 使生气的：enlistment 征募 | enliven 使生气的 | enmesh 使绊住

4. 搞活 本文来自:博研联盟论坛：enlarge 扩大 本文来自:博研联盟论坛 | enliven 搞活 本文来自:博研联盟论坛 | enrich 使丰富 本文来自:博研联盟论坛

1. 使有趣;使生动；使更有活力
    To enliven events, situations, or people means to make them more lively or cheerful.

    e.g. I love the way a good flirtation can enliven the most mundane situation...
           恰到好处的打情骂俏能够使最平淡无奇的时刻变得生动有趣起来，我很喜欢这种感觉。
    e.g. Even the most boring meeting was enlivened by Dan's presence.
           即使是最无聊的会议，只要丹一出现，也会变得有趣起来。

1. County officials have designated it as a strategy to " feed and enliven " the people.

2. Her funny encounters with curious locals enliven the exact accounts of facts and figures.

3. enliven的反义词

3. We must open up more rural markets and enliven the distribution of farm produce by improving its market system.

4. enliven的解释

4. Offering free performances on the street can enliven a city's cultural scene with the minimum amount of investment.

5. Whether it's boom or bust at the economic level, people need music to enliven their daily existence.

6. Cycling Alliance members argue that cycling will enliven the waterfront while also creating an easy way to travel between the different nodes of activity.

7. " I tried to enliven Mao's face with a hint of his amiability and sharpness, " he told Yan.

8. The Freiburg Baroque Orchestra from Germany was founded in 1987, aiming " to enliven the world of Baroque music with new sounds ".

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