zing

UK
/zɪŋ/
US
/zɪŋ/

Übersetzungen

zingsubstantiv
zings
Pl.
The dish had a zing that made it memorable.
Блюдо имело остроту, которая сделала его запоминающимся.
The speech had a lot of zing and kept the audience engaged.
Речь была полна живости и удерживала внимание аудитории.
The new marketing campaign added some zing to the brand.
Новая маркетинговая кампания добавила бренду энергии.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
zingverb
zinged
Präteritum
zinged
Partizip Perfekt
zinging
Gerundium
UK
/zɪŋ/
US
/zɪŋ/
Both intransitive (move swiftly with a whizzing sound) and transitive (to strike with a witty remark or add liveliness).
zinginterjektion
Used after a sharp witty remark or sudden hit.

Definitionen

zingsubstantiv
A quality that makes something lively, interesting, or exciting; liveliness or zest.
The presentation lacked zing until the video started.
A sharp, high-pitched buzzing or whizzing sound.
I heard the zing of the mosquito near my ear.
A sudden, sharp sensation of pain.
She felt a zing in her elbow after the fall.
zingverb
To move quickly while making a high-pitched buzzing or whizzing sound.
The stone zinged across the surface of the lake.
To deliver a sharp or witty remark at (someone); to criticize pointedly.
The comedian zinged the heckler with a clever retort.
To add zest, liveliness, or interest to.
A squeeze of lime will zing up the salsa.
zinginterjektion
Used to express the impact of a witty remark, a sudden hit, or a swift motion.
"Zing!" he shouted after nailing the punchline.