()()()げる

ばをもりあげる
expression
to liven up the atmosphere
1. to liven up the atmosphere; to energize the mood; to get things going
To make a gathering, party, or event more exciting and fun through one's actions, words, or entertainment. A socially valued skill in Japanese group settings.
(かれ)はいつも()()()げてくれる。
He always livens up the atmosphere.
ゲームをして()()()げよう。
Let's play a game to liven things up.
司会者(しかいしゃ)上手(じょうず)()()()げて、パーティーは大成功(だいせいこう)だった。
The emcee skillfully livened up the atmosphere, and the party was a huge success.

USAGE:
Very common in the context of parties, events, and group gatherings. The ability to ()()()げる is considered a social skill. The intransitive form ()()()がる means "the atmosphere becomes lively" (without specifying who caused it).

COMMON COLLOCATIONS:

  • ()()()げる(ひと) (a person who livens things up)
  • ()()()がる (the atmosphere gets lively)
  • 宴会(えんかい)()()げる (to liven up a banquet)

SIMILAR EXPRESSIONS:

  • 雰囲気(ふんいき)()くする: to improve the atmosphere — less about energy, more about comfort
  • ()()がる: to get excited — intransitive; the mood itself becomes lively