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Meanings of zing in English

Portuguese
dinamismo
Catalan
energia
Spanish
marcha

The activeness of an energetic personality.

dinamismo

India-based satellite music television channel.

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Usage of zing in English
1
At least fried-chicken shops use spices to give their batter some zing.
The Guardian
2
So when you make this, expect to be adding lots of zing.
The Irish Times
3
You can replace orange zest with lemon, if you want more zing.
The Irish Times
4
Brien brings different sounds and outlooks together and make the resulting tracks zing.
The Irish Times
5
This week will zing with advice but back your own hunch.
The Irish Times
6
His talents lay in careful work, not in the zing of classroom jokes.
Engineering Infinity
7
Again he heard the zing of bullets cutting the prairie grass.
Lonesome dove
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It don't mean a thing, if it ain't got that zing.
O+F
9
I have to admit, this comment left a vomitty zing in my mouth.
Running the books: the adventures of an accidental prison librar...
10
The one panel which did zing was How Piracy Will Save the Music Industry.
The Irish Times
11
It has a bit more zing than the typical 'Post a message here' format.
Wired
12
He made sure she blamed herself for the lack of zing in their relationship.
Take a Chance on Me
13
Yes, be stylish but do it with some zing please.
The Guardian
14
You can supply the pizzazz and zing needed without over-indulging!
The South African
15
A zing of excitement shot through her at the idea.
The family man
16
Ricochets zing off the rocks as the plot refuses to take a linear route.
The Irish Times
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Translations for zing
Portuguese
dinamismo
Zing through the time
Zing across language varieties
United States of America
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