zippy

英 [ˈzɪpi]

美 [ˈzɪpi]

adj.  迅捷的; 速度快的; 活泼的; (味道)清新浓郁的，提神的

比较级：zippier　

BNC.45842 / COCA.27737

牛津词典

adj.

• 迅捷的；速度快的
  able to move very quickly
  1. a zippy little car
     飞快的小汽车
• 活泼的；（味道）清新浓郁的，提神的
  lively and exciting, especially in flavour
  1. a wine with a zippy tang
     味道浓郁的葡萄酒

英英释义

adj

• marked by lively action
  1. a bouncing gait
  2. bouncy tunes
  3. the peppy and interesting talk
  4. a spirited dance
  Synonym:bouncingbouncypeppyspirited
• quick and energetic
  1. a brisk walk in the park
  2. a lively gait
  3. a merry chase
  4. traveling at a rattling rate
  5. a snappy pace
  6. a spanking breeze
  Synonym:alertbrisklivelymerryrattlingsnappyspanking

双语例句

• This is the fresh, zippy, invigorating smell of lemon zest usually associated with the fruit's acidity.
  这是一种柠檬风味的新鲜、活泼、爽快的味道，通常和水果的酸味相关联。
• However, children be reassured: he only does it once a year for us all, and by following my instructions he will remain fresh and zippy!
  但是，孩子们请放心：他每年只做一次，如果按照我说的去做，还是会保持活力的。
• With an inexpensive compact car, there is no middle ground in acceleration: it's either zippy or it's a dog.
  一辆廉宜的紧凑型汽车，在加速方面，是没有中间派的：一是身手敏捷的，否则的只是有一头小狗的表现。
• It's a pretty zippy system, and well suited to an open test situation; unless you're doing huge parallel batch jobs, you don't have to worry about the impact of other users on your own work.
  这是一个非常灵活的系统，非常适合进行开放测试的情况；除非您正在执行大量并行批处理作业，否则就不用担心其他用户对您自己的工作会造成什么影响。
• What is cooler than stopping to wrap a silk scarf around your mane before you step into a zippy convertible?
  还有比在踏入敏捷多变地区之前不再用一条丝绸围巾包住你的头发更酷的行为吗？
• No zippy one-liners? Not a lot of smiles.
  没有活泼的笑话能手？没有欢笑。
• Now that the zippy electrons are ready to roll, when can we expect the spin superhighway to make it to the chips in our laptops?
  现在，充满活力的电子已经准备妥当，那么我们什么时候才能企盼自旋高速路将其输入我们的笔记本电脑的芯片之中？
• Palate: Refreshing, clean with zippy acidity.
  口感：清凉爽快并带有活泼的酸度。
• Parts of Britain, for example, fear that a new zippy railway will create a second tier of cities supplied by fewer and slower trains.
  例如，英国的部分地区担心新建的高速铁路会使一些城市成为拥有更少的车次和更慢火车的二线城市。