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Ryotaro Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
Zip in zip out
"Quickly zip in zip out"
What does that mean? In what context do you use this expression?
Ryo
What does that mean? In what context do you use this expression?
Ryo
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Hi, 'Zip' is a slang verb with the meaning 'rush, hurry, move quickly'. eg I almost missed my plane. I had to zip through the airport.
- Hi, 'Zip' is a slang verb with the meaning 'rush, hurry, move quickly'.
- eg I almost missed my plane.
- I had to zip through the airport.
- eg I know we're late, but stop the car at the drugstore.
- I have to buy some kleenex.
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Hi,
'Zip' is a slang verb with the meaning 'rush, hurry, move quickly'.
eg I almost missed my plane. I had to zip through the airport.
eg I know we're late, but stop the car at the drugstore. I have to buy some kleenex. I'll just zip i
'Zip' is a slang verb with the meaning 'rush, hurry, move quickly'.
eg I almost missed my plane. I had to zip through the airport.
eg I know we're late, but stop the car at the drugstore. I have to buy some kleenex. I'll just zip i
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