rip it up

Meaning: To perform with energy, excitement, and conspicuous success.

Language: English

Literally: (Already vivid in English)

Category: The Absurd

Origin: Origin uncertain; likely from the image of tearing apart or destroying something as a metaphor for uninhibited, explosive performance.

More idioms — The Absurd

anything goes — There are no rules, restrictions, or moral limits.
at latter Lammas — Never; at a time that will never come.
go overboard — To exceed reasonable limits; to do something to an excessive, unrestrained, or reckless d…
I have a bridge to sell you — A sarcastic way of saying that someone is gullible or easily deceived.
fall into place — To become suddenly clear and fully understood when separate elements finally align.
raise hell — To cause a major disturbance or create considerable trouble and chaos.

bash into shape — To shape, repair, or train something or someone by vigorous, rough, or direct methods.
in the same boat — In a shared predicament or situation; facing the same difficulties or circumstances toget…
go along for the ride — To accompany someone passively, without taking an active role or responsibility.
at a pinch — In an urgent or difficult situation, when no better alternative is available or when reso…
straight from the horse's mouth — Information received directly from the original source, without intermediaries.
thin the herd — To reduce the size of a group by removing members, typically the weakest or least product…

Eres todo un personaje — Said with deep affection: you're unforgettable, one of a kind, impossible to replace.
Sei una forza della natura — You're unstoppable — your energy and drive are bigger than any obstacle.
Hai le mani d'oro — You're extraordinarily skilled with your hands — a craftsperson, cook, or fixer of legend…