| 单词 | zip |
| 释义 | zip I. intransitive verb 1. < particles which zip through outer space with the speed of light — Newsweek > < bright-faced waitresses were zipping by in trim white-collared uniforms — P.E.Deutschman > 2. < rifle fire zipped over them — Nevil Shute > transitive verb 1. < tunnel which zipi s traffic under the … mountain — Richard Thruelsen > 2. < zip up an old folk tune with a little dash of swing — T.D.Clark > II. 1. 2. < zip in his stride and a gleam in his eye — Phoenix Flame > III. 1. also zipp 2. IV. transitive verb 1. a. < my rubber suit zipped up to my chin — F.S.Herman > < zipping the brief case closed — J.A.Phillips > < zipped up my jacket — J.J.Custer > b. < the top of the zipper still to be zipped — New Yorker > 2. < a dozen children in all, zipped and buttoned into their snowsuits — E.J.Kahn > < possessions are securely zipped inside — Harper's Bazaar > 3. < kept his mouth zipped tight for weeks — Carl Sifakis > intransitive verb 1. < fingers zip and hook and fasten — Agnes de Mille > 2. < the lining zips in easily > V. VI. VII. < a score of 21-zip > < so far we have zip to show for our efforts — Susan Zirinsky > |
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