Whizzers Meaning in English

word · lemma: whizzer

US

ˈhwɪzɝ/, /ˈwɪzɝ

HWIZ-er or WIZ-er

UK

ˈwɪzəz

WIZ-uhz

Definition

'Whizzers' is a plural, informal word for people or things that move very fast or are extremely impressive in some way.

Usage & Nuances

Very informal, typically used in casual speech. Common in phrases like 'he's a real whizzer' (meaning very smart or fast). Can describe people, machines, or anything exceptionally good or quick. Rare in formal writing.

• Spanish: algo impresionante - persona muy rápida (coloquial)
• Portuguese (BR): algo incrível - pessoa muito rápida (informal)
• Portuguese (PT): algo incrível - pessoa muito rápida (informal)
• Chinese (Simplified): 非常厉害的人或事（口语） - 飞快的人（俚语）
• Chinese (Traditional): 非常厲害的人或事（口語） - 飛快的人（俚語）
• Hindi: बहुत तेज़ या शानदार चीज़ - तेज़ व्यक्ति (बोलचाल)
• Arabic: شيء رائع جداً - شخص سريع جداً (عامية)
• Bengali: ঝড়ের বেগে চলা মানুষ - দুর্দান্ত ব্যক্তি/জিনিস
• Russian: спринтеры - асы - лётчики (перен., о чем-то очень быстром или впечатляющем)
• Japanese: すごい人 - すごいもの
• Vietnamese: người xuất sắc - thứ cực kỳ nhanh
• Korean: 엄청난 사람 - 엄청난 물건
• Turkish: hızlı kimseler - harika şeyler
• Urdu: بہت تیز لوگ - زبردست چیزیں
• Indonesian: jagoan - luar biasa cepat

Example Sentences

The new bikes are real whizzers.

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Those kids are whizzers on the soccer field.

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All the computers in this lab are whizzers.

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Wow, those runners were absolute whizzers in the race yesterday!

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These apps are total whizzers—they open instantly and never crash.

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You should see their project team—they're all whizzers at coding.

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