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Meanings of
whiz
in English
Portuguese
perito
Catalan
as
Spanish
as
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Someone who is dazzlingly skilled in any field.
star
genius
champion
sensation
wizard
ace
superstar
adept
virtuoso
whizz
Portuguese
perito
Portuguese
ronronar
Catalan
bonir
Back to the meaning
Make a soft swishing sound.
purr
whir
whirr
birr
Portuguese
ronronar
Synonyms
Examples for "
purr
"
purr
whir
whirr
birr
Examples for "
purr
"
1
The hushed
purr
of the spring broke the stillness in metallic tinklings.
2
Two: Cats have created the perfect
purr
to make you feed them.
3
I did not know whether to expect a
purr
or a roar.
4
She leaned across the table, her voice dropping to a dangerous
purr
.
5
JOHN: I never learned to
purr
;
it must be amusing-forthe Queen.
1
The
whir
of the rotors on the support choppers was long gone.
2
The generator was loud; I hoped we'd get used to its
whir
.
3
I push the button and let the saw
whir
to a stop.
4
A
whir
of wings in the air above her head awakened Varta.
5
They were deep in the forest when they heard a
whir
overhead.
1
In the midst of all this the tower clock began to
whirr
-
2
Turkeys run into the coppice, and pheasants
whirr
up from the path.
3
The
whirr
of an approaching motor caused them both to look up.
4
The phonograph went off into an inarticulate
whirr
of its own machinery.
5
The cab began to quiver, then it started forward with a
whirr
.
1
Very faint at first were the
birr
of wheels and the tat-tat-tat of the horses' feet.
2
A gentle
birr
,
like the distant note of a toneless beetle, insinuated itself into their dreams.
3
Kerosene is retailing at 8.59
birr
from 5.72
birr
previously.
4
A slick Wexford side claimed victory in blustery conditions at
Birr
yesterday.
5
They have two children and divide their time between London and
Birr
.
Usage of
whiz
in English
1
Princeton computer science
whiz
Ed Felten and others point out the conundrum.
2
You may be a
whiz
at design, but I know the marketplace.
3
Stop and add the flour and baking powder and
whiz
some more.
4
The tray ended up on the floor and gee
whiz
,
what's this?
5
That's the message of Barnaby Jack, a software-cracking
whiz
turned digital-security researcher.
6
Our computer
whiz
,
Barbi, without missing a beat as she types, translates.
7
Gee
whiz
,
I didn't see any signal but I didn't look behind.
8
You should have heard me
whiz
,
and seen the electric fur fly!
9
Whenever a head popped up over the wall of either fort,
whiz
!
10
Then, when he approached within a few feet of the ambush,
whiz
!
11
Gee
whiz
,
I've got to be faithful to a trust, haven't I?
12
The news coverage of technology is mostly a 'gee
whiz
'
kind of thing.
13
I'm no
whiz
;
there's not much occasion to use it in the Bahamas.
14
In his first year of college, Massoud discovered he was a math
whiz
.
15
Not being an electronic audio
whiz
myself, I don't know what that means.
16
He sent it shooting into the realms of the soulful with a
whiz
.
Other examples for "whiz"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
About this term
whiz
Adjective
Noun
Singular
Verb
Indicative · Past Indefinite
Frequent collocations
whiz by
financial whiz
real whiz
take a whiz
whiz around
More collocations
Translations for
whiz
Portuguese
perito
experiente
ronronar
Catalan
as
estrella
geni
virtuós
destre
bonir
brunzir
brumir
xiular
Spanish
as
crack
estrella
hacha
virutoso
genio
ducho
diestro
Whiz
through the time
Whiz
across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common