zing.

/zing/US // zɪŋ //UK // (zɪŋ) //

叮,叮咛

Definitions

1.
- ›vitality, animation, or zest.
- ›a quality or characteristic that excites the interest, enthusiasm, etc.: a tourist town with lots of zing.
- ›a sharp singing or whining noise, as of a bullet passing through the air.

1.
- ›to move or proceed with a sharp singing or whining noise: The cars zinged down the highway.
- ›to move or proceed with speed or vitality; zip.

1.
- ›to cause to move with or as with a sharp, singing or whining noise: The pitcher zinged a slider right over the plate.
- ›Slang. to blame or criticize severely: City Hall always gets zinged when crime increases.

nounliveliness

Synonyms

It’s all about the patty’s neutral texture and saltiness, as complimented by the comforting blandness of half-melted American cheese, the sharp zing of pickles and mustard, and a swirl of ketchup.
Ginger’s enlivening zing counterbalances the watermelon’s sweetness and bridges it to the more savory cucumber, while torn mint leaves, tossed in at the end, add a fourth layer of cool freshness.
The cartoons zing, whirr, and reverberate harmonically, making each entry a sort of duet.
So if you are tempted to see the Salinger documentary or read the Salinger book—if you feel that zing—by all means, go ahead.
Coffee is a great pick-me-up on to put some zing in those long Monday mornings, can be served with or without milk and/or sugar.
Or maybe, just maybe, he will zing the president on a white-hot issue dominating every waking moment for, um, some voters.
The newly fired host took advantage of a Letterman appearance to zing Current TV while admitting he had used poor judgment.
This startling announcement was immediately followed by a chorus of male voices singing with hearty gusto, Zing-a-Zing!
Quiz′ziness, oddness; Quiz′zing, raillery; Quiz′-glass, a single eye-glass.

/zing/US // zɪŋ //UK // (zɪŋ) //

叮,叮咛

1.
- ›vitality, animation, or zest.
- ›a quality or characteristic that excites the interest, enthusiasm, etc.: a tourist town with lots of zing.
- ›a sharp singing or whining noise, as of a bullet passing through the air.

1.
- ›to move or proceed with a sharp singing or whining noise: The cars zinged down the highway.
- ›to move or proceed with speed or vitality; zip.

1.
- ›to cause to move with or as with a sharp, singing or whining noise: The pitcher zinged a slider right over the plate.
- ›Slang. to blame or criticize severely: City Hall always gets zinged when crime increases.

nounliveliness

Synonyms

It’s all about the patty’s neutral texture and saltiness, as complimented by the comforting blandness of half-melted American cheese, the sharp zing of pickles and mustard, and a swirl of ketchup.
Ginger’s enlivening zing counterbalances the watermelon’s sweetness and bridges it to the more savory cucumber, while torn mint leaves, tossed in at the end, add a fourth layer of cool freshness.
The cartoons zing, whirr, and reverberate harmonically, making each entry a sort of duet.
So if you are tempted to see the Salinger documentary or read the Salinger book—if you feel that zing—by all means, go ahead.
Coffee is a great pick-me-up on to put some zing in those long Monday mornings, can be served with or without milk and/or sugar.
Or maybe, just maybe, he will zing the president on a white-hot issue dominating every waking moment for, um, some voters.
The newly fired host took advantage of a Letterman appearance to zing Current TV while admitting he had used poor judgment.
This startling announcement was immediately followed by a chorus of male voices singing with hearty gusto, Zing-a-Zing!
Quiz′ziness, oddness; Quiz′zing, raillery; Quiz′-glass, a single eye-glass.