zing

• n. 活力；生命力；精力；子彈聲
• vt. 對…挑剔
• vi. 發尖嘯聲

擬聲詞。

zing (n.)

1911, "high pitched sound," of echoic origin. Slang meaning "energy, zest" is attested from 1918. Verb is from 1920; meaning "to deliver a stinging witticism or retort" is by 1975.

1. There'snothing like fresh basil to put a zing into a tomato sauce.

在番茄沙司中無論加入什麽都不如加一點兒新鮮的紫蘇更能提味。

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2. He just lacked that extra zing.

他就是缺乏那多一點的活力。

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3. Zing is what makes a company standout from all the rest.

誠是什麽使所有其他公司的佼佼者.

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4. You need to put more zing into your playing.

你在這一活動中需要再增加些幹勁.

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5. He needs to put more zing into the game.

他需要在比賽中再投入一些.

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