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whiz

/wɪz/

whiz around

whiz by

Translations

whiznoun

whizzes

/wɪz/

asFamilier.

She's a whiz at solving complex math problems.

C'est une as en résolution de problèmes de mathématiques complexes.

sifflementSons perçus comme celui d'un déplacement rapide dans l'air.

The whiz of the arrow was heard as it flew past.

On entendit le sifflement de la flèche quand elle passa en volant.

Additional translations

pipiFamilier.

Synonyms

whizverb

whizzed

Past Simple

whizzed

Past Participle

whizzing

Gerund

/wɪz/

expédierFamilier; pour accomplir quelque chose très vite.

She whizzed through her homework in less than an hour.

Elle a expédié ses devoirs en moins d'une heure.

mixerCuisine.

Whiz the soup in a blender until completely smooth.

Mixez la soupe au blender jusqu'à ce qu'elle soit parfaitement lisse.

sifflerPour un objet qui traverse rapidement l'air.

The bullet whizzed past his ear, narrowly missing him.

La balle siffla près de son oreille, le manquant de peu.

Additional translations

faire pipiFamilier.

Synonyms

whizinterjection

Onomatopoeic exclamation imitating a rushing or hissing sound.

fiuuutOnomatopée.

"Whiz!" The arrow streaked past the target.

"Fiuuut !" La flèche passa en sifflant à côté de la cible.

Synonyms

whizadjective

Used attributively to indicate exceptional speed, skill, or efficiency.

génialFamilier; très intelligent, rapide ou efficace.

Their new app offers a whiz solution to tracking expenses.

Leur nouvelle application propose une solution géniale pour suivre les dépenses.

Synonyms

Definitions

whiznoun

A person who is extremely clever at something.

She's a whiz at solving complex math problems.

A sound made by something moving swiftly through the air.

The whiz of the arrow was heard as it flew past.

(slang) An act or instance of urinating.

Hang on, I need to take a whiz before we hit the road.

whizverb

To move quickly through the air with a whistling or buzzing sound.

The bullet whizzed past his ear, narrowly missing him.

To accomplish or complete something very quickly and efficiently.

She whizzed through her homework in less than an hour.

(slang) To urinate.

He ducked behind a tree to whiz in private.

(cooking) To blend, puree, or chop rapidly in a mechanical device.

Whiz the soup in a blender until completely smooth.

whizinterjection

Used to represent or draw attention to a hissing or rushing sound made by something moving swiftly.

"Whiz!" The arrow streaked past the target.

whizadjective

(informal, attributive) Extremely smart, fast, or efficient.

Their new app offers a whiz solution to tracking expenses.