pizzazz in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for pizzazz in the English»Spanish Dictionary

pizzazz [Am pəˈzæz, Brit pɪˈzaz], pizazz N U inf

pizzazz

dinamismo m

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English

But the idea of it, the notion of a return to the pizzazz and star-power of the halcyon long gone by, is already deceased.

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We love it for its styling pizzazz, for its torquey turbodiesel verve, and for the smile it plasters across your face when you drive it.

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To have fought and lived with the pizzazz she had, it's such a gift to us all to have known her.

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A pinch of dill can add some pizzazz to cooked green beans, fish, salmon or scrambled eggs.

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She has great style and pizzazz to celebrate!

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I'd give the advantage to the zesty fish ceviche as the shrimp ceviche's accompanying sauce lacked pizzazz.

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Curls are sometimes worked in too, for added pizzazz.

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This was not due to a lack of design pizzazz.

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We needed to rejuvenate the place and add a bit of pizzazz.

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It has technical pizzazz (split screens, in-camera dialogue) and an urbane wit despite snags like sub-plots with pat endings or a lame pre-interval portion.

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