Zip through Meaning in English
expression
ˈzɪp/ /ˈθɹu
ZIP-throo
zˈɪp/ /θɹˈuː
ZIP-throo
释义
To do something very quickly and efficiently, or to move rapidly through a place or activity.
用法与细微差别
Informal, common in conversational English. Often used with tasks, reading, paperwork, or traveling through places. Implies speed and ease. Not used for slow or difficult tasks.
Spanish: hacer algo rápido - pasar rápidamente porPortuguese (BR): fazer rapidamente - passar rapidamente porPortuguese (PT): fazer rapidamente - passar rapidamente porChinese (Simplified): 飞快完成 - 快速通过Chinese (Traditional): 飛快完成 - 快速通過Hindi: जल्दी से करना - फुर्ती से निकलनाArabic: إنجاز بسرعة - المرور بسرعةBengali: দ্রুত শেষ করা - দ্রুত পেরিয়ে যাওয়াRussian: быстро справиться - пронестись черезJapanese: 素早く終わらせる - 素早く通り抜けるVietnamese: làm nhanh chóng - đi qua rất nhanhKorean: 빠르게 해치우다 - 빠르게 지나가다Turkish: hızla yapmak - çabucak geçmekUrdu: تیزی سے مکمل کرنا - تیزی سے گزر جاناIndonesian: melakukan dengan cepat - melewati dengan cepat
例句
I can zip through my math homework in 10 minutes.
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She zipped through the book in one afternoon.
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They zipped through security and boarded the plane.
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I just want to zip through these emails so I can enjoy my lunch break.
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The kids zipped through their chores so they could go outside and play.
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He tends to zip through meetings, never wasting anyone’s time.
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