Definition of spiff in English:

spiff

verb spɪfspɪf

[with object]spiff someone/something upNorth American informal

Make someone or something attractive, smart, or stylish.
〈非正式〉把（某人，某物）打扮漂亮（或时髦）
he arrived all spiffed up in a dinner jacket
他盛装穿着小礼服来了。
Example sentencesExamples
- But spiffing up a kid can be an experience in itself, and a delightful one at that.
- More BMW touches are evident in the interior, which has been spiffed up to truly opulent standards.
- Look at my dad, spiffed up in jodhpurs, ready to ride that bay mare he loved.
- The lounge was upgraded with a new stage, light and sound systems, while the theater received new fabrics to spiff it up.
- I'm trying to spiff up my outward appearance and want to invest in a good shampoo & conditioner, skin regimen, and a bit of makeup.
- Roll up your sleeves and spiff up the place.
- Hundreds of millions of dollars have been spent spiffing up the look, feel, and function of everything from refrigerators and washing machines to cell phones and MP3 players.
- I've been thinking about spiffing this place up a bit.
- In the process, the district itself has been spiffed up.
- If you take an organization apart, spiff it up a little, and then put it back together, it usually doesn't work the same way.
- You take an unknown from the provinces and you spiff him up.
- So anyway, the day I had my initial interview with the recruitment agency, I thought I'd better spiff myself up a bit.
- On her wish list are televisions, phone access, repairs for a covered walkway, and spiffing up the airport's terrazzo floors.
- Be sure to include the classics, the foods you know everyone will love; consider spiffing them up with unexpected ingredients, such as fresh dill in the potato salad.
- On the one hand, welcome to our place and thanks for helping spiff it up.
- Joe spiffs himself up and heads with Pip to Miss Havisham's, where he is so intimidated by the old woman that every time she asks him a question, he directs his reply at Pip.
- I guess I'll just spiff myself up a bit then go over after classes.
- First, Santa Monica spent roughly $180 million in public works and redevelopment funds spiffing up the beachfront area.
- Blocks and blocks of homes are being rehabbed and spiffed up, which is breathing life into many once-forlorn districts of the city.
- Spring-cleaning not only spiffs up your house, but it can shape you up, too.

Origin

Late 19th century: perhaps from dialect spiff 'well dressed'.

Definition of spiff in US English:

spiff

verbspɪfspif

[with object]spiff someone/something upNorth American informal

Make someone or something attractive, tidy, or stylish.
〈非正式〉把（某人，某物）打扮漂亮（或时髦）
he arrived all spiffed up in a dinner jacket
他盛装穿着小礼服来了。
Example sentencesExamples
- More BMW touches are evident in the interior, which has been spiffed up to truly opulent standards.
- You take an unknown from the provinces and you spiff him up.
- So anyway, the day I had my initial interview with the recruitment agency, I thought I'd better spiff myself up a bit.
- Look at my dad, spiffed up in jodhpurs, ready to ride that bay mare he loved.
- First, Santa Monica spent roughly $180 million in public works and redevelopment funds spiffing up the beachfront area.
- But spiffing up a kid can be an experience in itself, and a delightful one at that.
- If you take an organization apart, spiff it up a little, and then put it back together, it usually doesn't work the same way.
- On her wish list are televisions, phone access, repairs for a covered walkway, and spiffing up the airport's terrazzo floors.
- The lounge was upgraded with a new stage, light and sound systems, while the theater received new fabrics to spiff it up.
- I'm trying to spiff up my outward appearance and want to invest in a good shampoo & conditioner, skin regimen, and a bit of makeup.
- I've been thinking about spiffing this place up a bit.
- In the process, the district itself has been spiffed up.
- Spring-cleaning not only spiffs up your house, but it can shape you up, too.
- Roll up your sleeves and spiff up the place.
- Hundreds of millions of dollars have been spent spiffing up the look, feel, and function of everything from refrigerators and washing machines to cell phones and MP3 players.
- I guess I'll just spiff myself up a bit then go over after classes.
- On the one hand, welcome to our place and thanks for helping spiff it up.
- Blocks and blocks of homes are being rehabbed and spiffed up, which is breathing life into many once-forlorn districts of the city.
- Be sure to include the classics, the foods you know everyone will love; consider spiffing them up with unexpected ingredients, such as fresh dill in the potato salad.
- Joe spiffs himself up and heads with Pip to Miss Havisham's, where he is so intimidated by the old woman that every time she asks him a question, he directs his reply at Pip.

Origin

Late 19th century: perhaps from dialect spiff ‘well dressed’.

单词	spiff
释义	Definition of spiff in English: spiff verb spɪfspɪf [with object]spiff someone/something upNorth American informal Make someone or something attractive, smart, or stylish. 〈非正式〉把（某人，某物）打扮漂亮（或时髦） he arrived all spiffed up in a dinner jacket 他盛装穿着小礼服来了。 Example sentencesExamples But spiffing up a kid can be an experience in itself, and a delightful one at that. More BMW touches are evident in the interior, which has been spiffed up to truly opulent standards. Look at my dad, spiffed up in jodhpurs, ready to ride that bay mare he loved. The lounge was upgraded with a new stage, light and sound systems, while the theater received new fabrics to spiff it up. I'm trying to spiff up my outward appearance and want to invest in a good shampoo & conditioner, skin regimen, and a bit of makeup. Roll up your sleeves and spiff up the place. Hundreds of millions of dollars have been spent spiffing up the look, feel, and function of everything from refrigerators and washing machines to cell phones and MP3 players. I've been thinking about spiffing this place up a bit. In the process, the district itself has been spiffed up. If you take an organization apart, spiff it up a little, and then put it back together, it usually doesn't work the same way. You take an unknown from the provinces and you spiff him up. So anyway, the day I had my initial interview with the recruitment agency, I thought I'd better spiff myself up a bit. On her wish list are televisions, phone access, repairs for a covered walkway, and spiffing up the airport's terrazzo floors. Be sure to include the classics, the foods you know everyone will love; consider spiffing them up with unexpected ingredients, such as fresh dill in the potato salad. On the one hand, welcome to our place and thanks for helping spiff it up. Joe spiffs himself up and heads with Pip to Miss Havisham's, where he is so intimidated by the old woman that every time she asks him a question, he directs his reply at Pip. I guess I'll just spiff myself up a bit then go over after classes. First, Santa Monica spent roughly $180 million in public works and redevelopment funds spiffing up the beachfront area. Blocks and blocks of homes are being rehabbed and spiffed up, which is breathing life into many once-forlorn districts of the city. Spring-cleaning not only spiffs up your house, but it can shape you up, too. Origin Late 19th century: perhaps from dialect spiff 'well dressed'. Definition of spiff in US English: spiff verbspɪfspif [with object]spiff someone/something upNorth American informal Make someone or something attractive, tidy, or stylish. 〈非正式〉把（某人，某物）打扮漂亮（或时髦） he arrived all spiffed up in a dinner jacket 他盛装穿着小礼服来了。 Example sentencesExamples More BMW touches are evident in the interior, which has been spiffed up to truly opulent standards. You take an unknown from the provinces and you spiff him up. So anyway, the day I had my initial interview with the recruitment agency, I thought I'd better spiff myself up a bit. Look at my dad, spiffed up in jodhpurs, ready to ride that bay mare he loved. First, Santa Monica spent roughly $180 million in public works and redevelopment funds spiffing up the beachfront area. But spiffing up a kid can be an experience in itself, and a delightful one at that. If you take an organization apart, spiff it up a little, and then put it back together, it usually doesn't work the same way. On her wish list are televisions, phone access, repairs for a covered walkway, and spiffing up the airport's terrazzo floors. The lounge was upgraded with a new stage, light and sound systems, while the theater received new fabrics to spiff it up. I'm trying to spiff up my outward appearance and want to invest in a good shampoo & conditioner, skin regimen, and a bit of makeup. I've been thinking about spiffing this place up a bit. In the process, the district itself has been spiffed up. Spring-cleaning not only spiffs up your house, but it can shape you up, too. Roll up your sleeves and spiff up the place. Hundreds of millions of dollars have been spent spiffing up the look, feel, and function of everything from refrigerators and washing machines to cell phones and MP3 players. I guess I'll just spiff myself up a bit then go over after classes. On the one hand, welcome to our place and thanks for helping spiff it up. Blocks and blocks of homes are being rehabbed and spiffed up, which is breathing life into many once-forlorn districts of the city. Be sure to include the classics, the foods you know everyone will love; consider spiffing them up with unexpected ingredients, such as fresh dill in the potato salad. Joe spiffs himself up and heads with Pip to Miss Havisham's, where he is so intimidated by the old woman that every time she asks him a question, he directs his reply at Pip. Origin Late 19th century: perhaps from dialect spiff ‘well dressed’.
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