to zing
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4.9
- verb
- /zɪŋ/
:
vibrar
- I was thrumming with such a buzz of energy—light and air were zinging their way along all my dark and locked-up insides.
And your intuition is zinging about the sudden change in work.
- And your intuition is zinging about the sudden change in work.
Examples
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And he zings another powerful forehand past Laver.
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The kids zing around the playground, laughing and playing tag.
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Casting something sort of against type really made the scene start to zing.
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And your intuition is zinging about the sudden change in work.
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She just zings with enthusiasm in this film.
Blog text (10) -
He sends the ball right back, zinging it into Heywood's hands.
Fiction book (1994) -
Lately at Alcoa, the management had realized how rare undraftable colorblind 43-year-olds who knew how to run a crew were, and my father came zinging home from the plant, newly made a foreman.
Fiction book (1993) -
As the song played, the audience began to zing with excitement, their cheers growing louder.
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She zinged through the finish line, filled with energy and joy.
Synonyms
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4.2
To move quickly and busily while doing many small tasks
Antonyms
Compounds
How Energetic
Surface Forms
Etymology
Zing as a verb is also used to show lively movement or feeling — picture music or people that 'zing' with life and energy, like a bright note that gives a lift. So to zing is to move, sound, or feel with energy and excitement.