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Hly2004 Posted 21 years ago
Vocabulary

"zip" and "zip up"?

zip means "fasten with a zip"

my question is when to choose "zip" instead of "zip up"

and when "zip up" is better than "zip"?
  

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Hly2004 zip means "fasten with a zip" my question is when to choose "zip" instead of "zip up" and when "zip up" is better than "zip"? Maybe you can provide a few examples? Zip up your jacket because it's really cold outside.

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  • Hly2004 zip means "fasten with a zip" my question is when to choose "zip" instead of "zip up" and when "zip up" is better than "zip"?
  • Maybe you can provide a few examples?
  • Zip up your jacket because it's really cold outside.
  • Don't forget to zip up.
  • Zip it tight!
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Hly2004zip means "fasten with a zip"

my question is when to choose "zip" instead of "zip up"

and when "zip up" is better than "zip"?

Maybe you can provide a few examples?

Zip up your jacket because it's really cold outside. Don't forget to zip up.

Zip it tight! Zip it shut. ( like a tent for example )
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