Translations for „spiffed“ in the English » German Dictionary

spiff [Am spɪf] VB trans Am inf

to spiff up ⇆ sth

etw aufpeppen inf

to spiff sb/oneself ⇆ up

jdn/sich herausputzen

to be/get all spiffed up

komplett ausstaffiert sein/werden inf

Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to be/get all spiffed up

komplett ausstaffiert sein/werden inf

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Which requires this expensive retail space, and the renovation of 2003 did not just come from a desire to spiff up.

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The tool also offers a number of themes, effects and transitions to spiff up any video.

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With this development, central business districts and their peripheral areas are challenged to spiff up their areas in order to keep up.

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Instead, they are the outworking of how the economy would have to grow if it was going to be absolutely spiffing in five years' time.

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White numerals and hour markings add some spiff without sacrificing sophistication.

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In the cardinal's age, the rich and powerful employed renowned artists to spiff up their homes.

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Changing the color of your front door is one of the quickest ways to spiff up your home's curb appeal.

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The project will help spiff up a section of downtown already in the midst of a renaissance.

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We spiffed the whole thing up and it kind of pieced itself together.

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