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Meanings of zigzag in inglés
portugués
ziguezague catalán
ziga-zaga portugués
ziguezaguear catalán
zigzaguejar Sinónimos
Examples for "zig"
Examples for "zig"
1
At one in the morning the guests took leave, and zig-zagged homeward.
2
The Norman remains are four clustered columns, embellished in the zig-zag style.
3
At first I couldn't match this particular zig with a corresponding zag.
4
A stream tangled in willows cut a zig-zag course across the valley.
5
Then I ran round to the eastern wall under the zig-zag patterns.
1
The Norman remains are four clustered columns, embellished in the zig-zag style.
2
At first I couldn't match this particular zig with a corresponding zag.
3
A stream tangled in willows cut a zig-zag course across the valley.
4
Bands and their sizeable entourages zig-zag the globe, often in private jets.
5
I descended by a very steep zig-zag path nearly to the bottom.
Pattern made up of small corners at variable angles, tracing a path between two parallel lines.
Related terms
A line or path that proceeds by sharp turns in alternating directions; A line created by moving back and forth sideways, and at the same time forward in one direction; A line similar to serpentines.
See moreUsage of zigzag in inglés
1
On the night of February 24 began the third movement in zigzag.
2
Then his course would become a zigzag and very much more painful.
3
Five plain stitches form a zigzag in the middle of the stripe.
4
I followed a zigzag pattern, determined to find a route to freedom.
5
Suddenly sharp flashes of lightning darted in zigzag rays through the gloom.
6
The arrested boats of the other crews drifted zigzag hither and thither.
7
A zigzag path enabled us to gain the summit of the cliffs.
8
With a pencil he divided the range in a zigzag, twisting line.
9
Pixels change color, and pictures twist into spheres, zigzag patterns, and waves.
10
The course of the average man through life is an aimless zigzag.
11
Slowly she went on down the zigzag stairway to her waiting automobile.
12
It is a cutting down of forest trees to make zigzag fences.
13
Beyond this point the trail grew more zigzag, and steeper, and shadier.
14
Slowly she turned to climb the zigzag stairway to the Interpreter's hut.
15
It refers to a closely curled tress that exhibits a zigzag pattern.
16
Move in the zigzag pattern I taught you, and watch your back.
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Translations for zigzag
portugués
catalán
ruso
español
Zigzag through the time
Zigzag across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common