zip in Russian
zip in Russian is свист, жи́вость — zip means a fastener made of two rows of interlocking teeth pulled together by a sliding tab; also called a zipper.
zip in Russian
свист
Pronounced: svist
The high-pitched sound of a small object moving rapidly through air.
жи́вость
Pronounced: zhivost
(informal) Energy; vigor; vim.
What does "zip" mean?
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noun A fastener made of two rows of interlocking teeth pulled together by a sliding tab; also called a zipper.
"The zip on his jacket got stuck halfway up."
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noun Nothing at all; zero.
"We asked for a refund and got zip."
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noun Energy or liveliness.
"That coffee gave me some zip this morning."
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verb To fasten something with a zip.
"Zip up your coat, it is freezing outside."
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zip in a sentence
- The zip on his jacket got stuck halfway up.
- We asked for a refund and got zip.
- That coffee gave me some zip this morning.
- Zip up your coat, it is freezing outside.
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What is "zip" in Russian?
"zip" in Russian is свист, жи́вость. zip means: A fastener made of two rows of interlocking teeth pulled together by a sliding tab; also called a zipper.
How do you pronounce свист?
"zip" in Russian is свист, pronounced "svist".
How do you use "zip" in a sentence?
Example: "The zip on his jacket got stuck halfway up." In Russian, "zip" is свист, жи́вость.
Are there other ways to say "zip" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "zip": свист, жи́вость.
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