英语词组live it up是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

Idiom

live it up

Theme: ENJOYMENT

to have an exciting time; to do what one pleases—regardless of cost—to please oneself.

At the party, John was really living it up.Come on! Have fun! Live it up!They spent a week in Mexico living it up and then came home broke.

idiomlive it upenjoy/like doing sth to do things that you enjoy, especially things that involve spending a lot of money:Don't bother looking for the landlord - he's living it up somewhere in Costa Rica.Come on I'll take you out for lunch, we'll live it up a little.

live it up

To really enjoy oneself. You're in college—this is the time in your life that you should be going to parties and living it up!

live it up

to have an exciting time; to do what one pleases—regardless of cost—to please oneself. At the party, John was really living it up. Come on! Have fun! Live it up!

live it up

Enjoy oneself, often extravagantly. For example, They came into some money and decided to live it up with a trip around the world. [Colloquial; mid-1900s]

live it up

spend your time in an extremely enjoyable or extravagant way. informal

live it ˈup

(informal) have a very enjoyable time, often spending a lot of money: Since his retirement he has been living it up in the south of Spain.We are very careful with our money, but for two weeks a year while we’re on holiday, we really live it up.

live it up

Slang

To engage in festive pleasures or extravagances.

词组	live it up
释义	Idiom live it up Theme: ENJOYMENT to have an exciting time; to do what one pleases—regardless of cost—to please oneself. At the party, John was really living it up.Come on! Have fun! Live it up!They spent a week in Mexico living it up and then came home broke. Idiom live it up informal to enjoy yourself by doing things that involve spending a lot of money. I decided to live it up for a while - at least until the money ran out. idiomlive it upenjoy/like doing sth to do things that you enjoy, especially things that involve spending a lot of money:Don't bother looking for the landlord - he's living it up somewhere in Costa Rica.Come on I'll take you out for lunch, we'll live it up a little. live it up To really enjoy oneself. You're in college—this is the time in your life that you should be going to parties and living it up! live it up to have an exciting time; to do what one pleases—regardless of cost—to please oneself. At the party, John was really living it up. Come on! Have fun! Live it up! live it up Enjoy oneself, often extravagantly. For example, They came into some money and decided to live it up with a trip around the world. [Colloquial; mid-1900s] live it up spend your time in an extremely enjoyable or extravagant way. informal live it ˈup (informal) have a very enjoyable time, often spending a lot of money: Since his retirement he has been living it up in the south of Spain.We are very careful with our money, but for two weeks a year while we’re on holiday, we really live it up. live it up Slang To engage in festive pleasures or extravagances.
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