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Meanings of zip past in English
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Usage of zip past in English
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He gripped the steering wheel, watched the road zippast, grey fringed with green.
2
Fork lifts zippast with palettes of Acer computers, Samsung flat-panel televisions or Panasonic microwaves.
3
So I zippast her, and she says out loud, 'Hey, where's that guy going?'
4
It was hoped that the missiles would zippast him and explode harmlessly in the sky above.
5
Mopeds zippast in the narrowest spaces.
6
We walk in silence for a while, as insects zippast our heads and summer hums around us.
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Dom saw movement zippast his eyeline and knelt back on his heels in one movement to open fire.
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Two more torpedoes zippast, and then over the seas comes bounding a destroyer, smoke bellying from her funnels.
9
It would be easy to zippast King Street Confectionery on the way to Port Stephens but that'd be a mistake.
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The probe will zippast Venus in six weeks and make a first rendezvous with the Sun a further six weeks after that.
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The piloted flyby spacecraft would zippast Venus for the first time on mission day 149 (21 June 1977), releasing 10 automated probes.
12
The 6000 runners will start (at 9.30am) and finish at the Knavesmire and zippast compulsory York landmarks including the Shambles and Clifford's Tower.
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At the next heave a second bullet went zippingpast, perilously near.
14
He staggers in the forecourt as a ball zipspast his ears.
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The truck that you've been watching in your side mirror zipspast.
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And then it happens: Something zipspast you on the street and you're awestruck.