1.to make something more interesting or exciting, or to become more interesting or exciting
2.to give something a more interesting appearance, taste, or other quality
3.if you liven up, or if something livens you up, you have more energy or enthusiasm than before
1.But in an attempt to liven up the Baja, it ladled on plastic body cladding and painted early models a garish silver and yellow.
不过它车身的塑料镀层太多，而且早期车型喷涂的银色加黄色的车漆搭配也太乍眼了。
2.Gossip appears to be the only thing they are interested in and they enjoy exaggeration and little lies to liven up the drama.
仿佛流言是他们唯一感兴趣的东西，他们对夸大其词很享受，戏剧性的东西才能让他们有生气。
3.Next time you're on an elevator and feel a little bored, liven up the moment with some of these insightful ideas.
下回您坐电梯的时候要是觉得无聊了，可以试试以下的方法找找乐子。
4.Soft shimmery golden-copper beige. Somewhat sheer, and works great as a highlight or to liven up a matte shadow.
晶莹剔透的柔和金黄到铜棕色。用作高光或哑光眼影上佳。
5.Liven up the Word workplace with this attractive set of colored toolbar icons.
热闹的Word工作这一吸引力一套彩色工具栏图标。
6.He may have more to say if the share price does not liven up over the next year or so.
如果股价在未来一年左右没有辜负大家期望，他也许有更多的话要说。
7.Sell-side advisers in the US and Europe point to interest from well-funded Chinese bidders when trying to liven up an auction.
在试图给拍卖会注入生气时，美欧卖方顾问会提到资金充沛的中国买家的兴趣。
8.It'll liven up in a minute. Trust me.
等会儿就热闹了相信我
9.Other coaches think infusing a little tasteful humor can liven up the talk if the subject is suitable.
还有一些辅导专家则认为，在演讲过程中穿插进一点小幽默能够起到活跃气氛的作用，只要内容合适就可。
10.Other coaches think adding a little tasteful humor can liven up the talk if the subject is suitable.
还有一些培训专家认为只要内容合适，添加一些有意思的小幽默可以活跃气氛。