bring (someone or something) alive

To cause someone or something to be engaging or entertaining or to begin exhibiting energy, vigor, etc. Those stories from the artist's closest friends really brought the documentary alive. This comeback has brought the crowd alive. The sustained cheers from the audience really seemed to bring her alive in the second half of the concert.

bring something aˈlive

make something interesting: Maps and pictures bring the book alive.

词组	bring (someone or something) alive
释义	bring (someone or something) alive bring (someone or something) alive To cause someone or something to be engaging or entertaining or to begin exhibiting energy, vigor, etc. Those stories from the artist's closest friends really brought the documentary alive. This comeback has brought the crowd alive. The sustained cheers from the audience really seemed to bring her alive in the second half of the concert. See also: alive, bring Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. bring something aˈlive make something interesting: Maps and pictures bring the book alive. See also: alive, bring, something Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary See also: bring something alive perceive perceive (someone or something) as (something) perceive as get it on go at (something) take it out of (one) take it out of one take it out of somebody in (one's) heyday
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