whiz
- IPA[(h)wiz]
美式
- move quickly through the air with a whistling or whooshing sound；do or deal with quickly
- a whistling or whooshing sound made by something moving fast through the air.；a person who is extremely clever at something
verb: whizz, 3rd person present: whizzes, gerund or present participle: whizzing, past tense: whizzed, past participle: whizzed
noun: whizz, plural noun: whizzes
- 釋義
- 相關詞
動詞
- 1. move quickly through the air with a whistling or whooshing sound missiles whizzed past the weeks whizzed by
- ▪ do or deal with quickly Audrey would whiz through a few chores in the shop
- ▪ cause to rotate in a machine, especially a food processor add remaining sauce and whiz until smooth
- 2. informal urinate.
名詞
- 1. a whistling or whooshing sound made by something moving fast through the air.
- 2. informal a person who is extremely clever at something a computer whiz
- 3. North American informal an act of urinating.
- a resounding success: Dan was a whiz-bang at mechanical things
- lively or sensational; fast-paced: a whiz-bang publicity campaign
Oxford American Dictionary
- a resounding success: Dan was a whiz-bang at mechanical things
- lively or sensational; fast-paced: a whizz-bang publicity campaign
Oxford Dictionary
- another way of saying gee
- characterized by or causing naive astonishment or wonder, in particular at new technology: this era of gee-whiz gadgetry
Oxford American Dictionary
- another way of saying gee
- characterized by or causing naive astonishment or wonder: this era of gee-whiz gadgetry
Oxford Dictionary
- a young person who is outstandingly skillful or successful at something: a computer whiz kid
Oxford American Dictionary
