jazz

jazz

Estilo musical de ritmos marcados, que suele incluir partes que los músicos inventan mientras tocan.

En inglés sencillo: A style of music with strong rhythms, often including parts musicians create as they play.

• She listens to jazz every evening.
• A jazz band played at the wedding.
• Do you prefer jazz or classical music?

Expresiones frecuentes: jazz music, jazz band, play jazz, jazz club

rollo, esas cosas

Otras cosas o ideas parecidas que no se quieren enumerar ni comentar.

En inglés sencillo: Other similar things or ideas that you do not want to list or discuss.

• We discussed money, taxes, and all that jazz.
• He loves parties, dancing, and all that jazz.
• I am tired of office politics and all that jazz.

Sinónimos: stuff

Expresiones frecuentes: all that jazz, and all that jazz

tonterías, disparates

Palabras o ideas que no tienen sentido ni valor.

En inglés sencillo: Words or ideas that have no sense or value.

• Stop talking jazz and tell me what happened.
• I do not believe any of that jazz.
• His excuse was just a lot of jazz.

Sinónimos: nonsense, rubbish

Expresiones frecuentes: talk jazz, complete jazz

arruinar, estropear

Dañar gravemente algo o hacer que fracase.

En inglés sencillo: To damage something badly or make it fail.

• You have jazzed the whole plan.
• That mistake jazzed everything we had prepared.
• Be careful, or you will jazz it completely.

Sinónimos: ruin, wreck, spoil

Expresiones frecuentes: jazz something, jazz the plan

complicar

Hacer que algo resulte más difícil de entender o de hacer.

En inglés sencillo: To make something harder to understand or do.

• Do not jazz the instructions too much.
• Adding more conditions will jazz the agreement.
• He jazzed a simple plan with unnecessary details.

Sinónimos: complicate

Antónimos: simplify

Expresiones frecuentes: jazz something, jazz the rules