Használati minta:
to zip [something] up/down
She zipped up her coat before going outside.
Mielőtt kiment, becipzározta a kabátját.
Can you zip the tent door shut?
Be tudod húzni a sátorajtó cipzárját?
He quickly zipped open the backpack to grab his phone.
Példák tanulóknak
I zip my jacket before I go out.
Becipzározom a dzsekimet, mielőtt kimegyek.
Please zip the bag.
Kérlek, cipzározd be a táskát.
Gyakori hiba:
Learners sometimes confuse 'zip' with 'button' when talking about closing clothes. 'Zip' is only for zippers.
Jelentés
Fasten or unfasten with a zipper
Szókapcsolatok
zip up your jacket
|zip the bag
|zip open
|zip shut
Szinonimák
fasten (More general; can refer to buttons, clips, or ties as well as zippers.)
Antonimák
unzip (Specifically means to open something by undoing a zipper.)
Témák
daily life
|clothing
|daily_life
Definíció
To close or open clothes, bags, etc., with a zipper.
To close or open something, especially clothing or a bag, by moving a zipper up or down.
I know zip about fixing cars.
Semmit sem tudok az autószerelésről.
We have zip left in the fridge.
Semmi sem maradt a hűtőben.
He earned zip for all his hard work.
Példák tanulóknak
I know zip about cooking.
Semmit sem tudok a főzésről.
There is zip in my wallet.
Egy fillér sincs a pénztárcámban.
Gyakori hiba:
Learners may not realize 'zip' in this sense is informal and not used in formal writing.
Szókapcsolatok
have zip
|know zip about
Szinonimák
nothing (Most common neutral equivalent; works in all contexts.)
Antonimák
everything (Means the complete amount, opposite of nothing.)
Témák
daily life
|education
|core_vocabulary
Definíció
No amount; nothing at all.
Nothing; zero.
Használati minta:
to zip [somewhere]
Cars were zipping along the highway.
Az autók csak úgy suhantak az autópályán.
She zipped past me without saying hello.
Köszönés nélkül elsuhant mellettem.
We zipped through the city on our scooters.
Példák tanulóknak
The bike zips down the street.
A bicikli végigsuhan az utcán.
He zips past the shop.
Elsuhan a bolt mellett.
We zip to school every day.
Gyakori hiba:
Learners might confuse it with 'run' or 'drive fast'; 'zip' often suggests quickness and lightness or efficiency.
Jelentés
Move fast with light sound
Szókapcsolatok
zip along the road
|zip past someone
|zip around town
Szinonimák
speed (General term for moving fast; not necessarily with the lightness implied by 'zip'.)
Antonimák
crawl (To move very slowly, opposite of 'zip'.)
Témák
movement
|daily life
|core_vocabulary
Definíció
To go very fast from one place to another.
To move quickly, often making a soft, high-pitched sound.
The zip on my jacket is stuck.
Beragadt a cipzár a dzsekimen.
This bag has a strong metal zip.
Ennek a táskának erős fémcipzárja van.
Példák tanulóknak
The zip is broken.
Elromlott a cipzár.
My coat has a long zip.
A kabátomon hosszú cipzár van.
Gyakori hiba:
Learners may confuse the noun 'zip' (device) with the verb 'zip' (action). Context clarifies which is meant.
Jelentés
Fastening device with slider
Szókapcsolatok
broken zip
|metal zip
|zip pull
Szinonimák
zipper ('Zipper' is the more common term in American English; 'zip' is more common in British English for the device.)
Antonimák
button (A different type of fastening mechanism for clothes.)
Témák
clothing
|objects
|daily_life
Definíció
A thing on clothes or bags that you move up or down to close or open them.
A device consisting of two strips with interlocking teeth that are pulled together or apart by a sliding piece, used for fastening clothes, bags, etc.
The team played with real zip today.
A csapat ma igazi lendülettel játszott.
Her speech had plenty of zip.
Sok lendület volt a beszédében.
This coffee will put some zip in your step.
Példák tanulóknak
The party had a lot of zip.
A buliban nagy volt a pezsgés.
He spoke with zip.
Lendületesen beszélt.
Jelentés
Energy or liveliness
Szókapcsolatok
full of zip
|add some zip
Szinonimák
vigor ('Vigor' is more formal and less colloquial than 'zip'.)
Antonimák
sluggishness (Lack of energy or liveliness.)
Témák
emotions
|core_vocabulary
Definíció
A lot of energy and enthusiasm.
Energy and enthusiasm in someone's behavior or in how something looks or feels.