zip
zip
zɪp
zip
British pronunciation
/zˈɪp/

Definição e significado de "zip"em inglês

to zip
01

fechar, zipar

to securely close a piece of clothing, a bag etc. by pulling up a sliding fastener
Transitive: to zip clothes or similar covering
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example
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The adventurer will zip the tent to keep insects out while camping.
O aventureiro vai fechar a barraca para manter os insetos fora enquanto acampa.
02

passar rapidamente, deslizar

to move rapidly
Intransitive: to zip somewhere
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example
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The child excitedly zipped up and down the playground slide, full of energy.
A criança deslizava animadamente para cima e para baixo no escorrega do parque, cheia de energia.
01

a device for joining two edges, usually with interlocking teeth, operated by a sliding tab

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zip definition and meaning
example
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The dress had a hidden zip at the back.
02

a sudden, energetic movement or burst of power

example
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She finished the task with zip and efficiency.
03

a series of letters or digits appended to a postal address to facilitate mail sorting

example
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She mistyped the zip, so the parcel went to the wrong city.
04

an insignificant amount

example
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All that talk amounted to zip.
05

zero, nada

a score or amount of zero, typically indicating nothing or a lack of something
example
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The player scored zip in the second quarter, which hurt the team ’s chances.
O jogador marcou zero no segundo quarto, o que prejudicou as chances do time.
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