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Meanings of zip to in English

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Usage of zip to in English
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Once more, Allred packed up her suitcases to zip to Park City.
The Guardian
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The catch -you must enter your e-mail, name and zip to rate the videos.
Wired
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Paranoya was an emotional country, and liked its revolutions with a bit of zip to them.
A Man of Means
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It was the end of the second period and the Habs were losing four- zip to St. Louis.
Death du Jour
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As with lettuce, you can plant successive crops of mizuna to add zip to salads and stir-fries.
Vegetable gardening for dummies
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At 18.10, my pass takes me on a 13-minute zip to Cannes.
The Guardian
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The way he tells it, there's no plausible way Yeltsin went from zip to victory inside three months.
The Kingmaker
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These are just some of the options that programmers can use to add more zip to static text.
Reuters
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The introduction of livewire forwards Liam Ryan and Willie Rioli has added much-needed zip to the forward line.
The Guardian
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On trotted Emmanuel Adebayor and Tomas Rosicky, both of whom added enough zip to tilt the game Arsenal's way.
The Guardian
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The " Zip selection" option will now be active and you can now zip to your heart's content.
Wired
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The Canadians enlivened life at the front; for they have a little more zip to them than the thorough-going British.
My Year of the War / Including an Account of Experiences with th...
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For example, when they say, "Your call is important to us," say, "You don't mean zip to us!"
Is it just me?: or is it nuts out there?
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Phoebe Waller-Bridge, the creator of the smash-hit sitcom, has been recruited to add some zip to the next 007 film.
The Guardian
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He drove Tottenham here, with zip to his passing and a desire to look forward and get his team there.
The Guardian
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Most zip to the top of the hood, so you'll stay warm when you do battle on the ice planet Hoth.
Wired
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