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/zɪŋ//zɪŋ/The word "zing" has its roots in the early 19th century. Initially, it was used as a verb, meaning "to be active or lively," particularly in a physical or energetic sense. For example, "The children's play was full of zing, with laughing and running around." The modern usage of "zing" as a noun, meaning a sudden, sharp, and often clever or surprising statement or gesture, emerged in the mid-20th century. This sense of the word is often used to describe a witty remark, a clever comeback, or a sudden flash of insight. Over time, "zing" has evolved to encompass a range of meanings, including phrases like "to get a zing" (meaning to feel revived or energized) and "what a zinger" (meaning a clever or impressive statement). Despite its versatility, the core idea of "zing" remains tied to notions of energy, activity, and sudden, striking events.
to move or to make something move very quickly, often with a high whistling sound
di chuyển hoặc làm cho cái gì đó di chuyển rất nhanh, thường có tiếng huýt sáo cao
xung điện chạy dọc theo một sợi dây
to criticize somebody strongly
chỉ trích ai đó một cách mạnh mẽ
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