pizzazz

noun

1. 激情；活泼；风度
   a lively and exciting quality or style
   1. We need someone with youth, glamour and pizzazz.
      我们需要一位年富力强、魅力十足、风度翩翩的人。

1. N-UNCOUNT 激情；活力；气派
   If you say that someone or something has pizzazz, you mean that they are very exciting, energetic, and stylish.
   1. ...a young woman with a lot of energy and pizzazz.
      活力十足、魅力四射的年轻女郎

1. Your long legs look fabulous in leggings and tights, and when you wear form-fitting jeans, put on some slinky high-heeled boots to add to your pizzazz.
   当你穿上合体的牛仔裤，登上展现腿部曲线的高梆靴子，潇洒帅气的形象绝对让人过目难忘。
2. Bat will go back to the "core of our product" by upgrading flavour and other inherent qualities rather than investing in promotional pizzazz, says Mr Wheaton.
   惠顿表示，bat将回归“以产品为核心”的销售方式，改进香烟口味和其他的内在品质，不会在宣传上再作投资。
3. I wanted to create a theme that displayed it's content in a traditional way ( similar to Basic), but with a bit more pizzazz!
   我想创建一个主题，显示它在一个传统的方式内容（基本类似），但有一点花哨样式！
4. The show brings some Broadway pizzazz to london's West end.
   这场演出给伦敦西区带来了一些百老汇戏剧的活力。
5. SiMing Lake has West Lake's beauty and Dong Ting Lake's pizzazz.
   既有西湖的秀丽又有洞庭湖的潇洒。
6. The polls showed that the candidate was thought to have no charisma, no pizzazz, no passion.
   民意调查表明，这位候选人被认为没有领袖气质，没有魅力，没有激情。
7. But if a speaker doesn't project pizzazz and show devotion to her topic, the speech may still fall flat on its well-prepared face.
   但如果一个演讲者，无法传递热情，及对选择主题的热爱，即使已万全准备，这演讲一定是无趣的。

noun

1. the activeness of an energetic personality

   Synonym:    dynamismpizzazoomphzing