jazzy 的定义
jazz·i·er, jazz·i·est.
- pertaining to or suggestive of jazz music.
- Informal. active or lively.
- Informal. fancy or flashy: a jazzy sweater.
jazzy 近义词
fancy
更多jazzy例句
- Diana is driving through the countryside by herself, in a jazzy little sportscar—something unlikely to happen in real life, but this is, as a title card tells us “A Fable from a True Tragedy.”
- Meanwhile, “An Unmarried Woman” is so lovely, down to its whimsical jazzy score by Bill Conti.
- A whopping 34 million people use Nubank, which features a jazzy purple credit card, competitive fees and interest rates — and no physical branches.
- Am I the only person who thinks that “Happy” has a jazzy, Les McCann-ish beat?
- When he opened his mouth, out came that familiar soft-spoken voice with the slightly jazzy cadence—dry ice with a backbeat.
- Will, Jaden, DJ Jazzy Jeff, and Carlton Get Funky “Now this is a story all about how...” There's a first time for everything!
- I let it flow, although that makes it sound more jazzy and less despairing than the actual process often is for me.
- Our panel gave her generally high marks on singing, and they especially praised her jazzy take on “I Kissed a Girl.”
- Music not jazzy enough, and she says 'the floor is gritty'; we'll have to fix that.
- By the time I debarked for the fifth time, I was whistling the tune with jazzy improvisations in a mixed-up tempo.
- The crying voice of the gambling-house barker rode in over the clang and brass of jazzy music, but he couldn't turn the tip.
- More capricious and jazzy measures have their day but the waltz endures forever!
- Sedately Betty walked downstairs, but just then Doris sat down at the piano and began a gay, jazzy tune.