100 Examples of sentences containing the common noun "zip"
Definition
"Zip" as a common noun can refer to several concepts:
- A fastener used in clothing, bags, and other items that consists of two strips of fabric with interlocking metal or plastic teeth, operated by a sliding mechanism (e.g., a zipper).
- A slang term for energy, enthusiasm, or liveliness.
- In American English, it can also refer to a small amount or nothing at all (e.g., "He has zip in terms of experience").
- A term used in computing to refer to a compressed file format (e.g., a zip file).
Synonyms
- For fastener: zipper, fastener
- For energy: vigor, enthusiasm, pep, energy
- For small amount: nothing, zero, nil
- For compressed file: archive, compressed folder
Antonyms
- For fastener: unfastener
- For energy: lethargy, sluggishness, apathy
- For small amount: abundance, plenty, lots
- For compressed file: uncompressed file
Examples
- I need to zip up my jacket before going outside.
- She has so much zip in her step this morning!
- There was zip left in the budget for new equipment.
- Can you zip that file and send it to me?
- He had to zip through the crowd to catch the bus.
- The toddler was full of zip after his nap.
- I forgot to zip my backpack before the hike.
- They decided to zip through the movie to make it on time.
- She couldn't find the right zip for her dress.
- The energy in the room had a lot of zip.
- The file was too large, so I had to zip it first.
- Don’t forget to zip your coat; it’s chilly outside!
- That project has zip in terms of innovation.
- He tried to zip past the slow walkers on the path.
- She felt a sudden zip of excitement when she saw her friends.
- They needed to zip their bags before the flight.
- The report had zip to do with the main topic.
- I love how you can zip through tasks when you’re focused.
- The energy at the concert was filled with zip.
- I had to zip up the suitcase to fit everything inside.
- With all that zip, he could run a marathon easily.
- Make sure to zip your files before uploading them.
- The toddler's zip kept everyone entertained.
- He felt like he had zip after staying up all night.
- The software allows you to zip multiple files quickly.
- She couldn’t help but zip through the book in one sitting.
- It took moments to zip the backpack closed.
- There was absolutely zip in the fridge for dinner.
- The athlete was praised for his zip on the field.
- Remember to zip it tight to avoid losing anything.
- The instructor showed how to zip the folder for submission.
- He had zip in his speech, making it hard to stay awake.
- I had to zip past my responsibilities for a day of fun.
- She felt a zip of adrenaline before the race.
- It’s important to zip your files for easy sharing.
- There’s zip about that movie; it was very boring.
- He was so tired, he had zip left to give.
- The zip on my jacket broke, so I need a new one.
- The kids were full of zip at the playground.
- I will zip over to the store and be back in a jiffy.
- Zip it! We’re trying to concentrate here.
- The energy in the office lacked zip this morning.
- I had to zip through the presentation to meet the time limit.
- He had zip for breakfast, just a cup of coffee.
- The new software lets users zip files effortlessly.
- The kids’ zip was contagious as they played games.
- Let’s not zip up our plans; we need to discuss them first.
- She couldn’t help but zip away her worries with a good book.
- The zip on my bag got stuck, and I couldn’t open it.
- There was zip in the report that was useful.
- I need to zip my lips about the surprise party.
- The team lacked zip during the crucial match.
- I will zip through the grocery store on my way home.
- The jacket was stylish but had a faulty zip.
- It felt like zip was missing from his performance.
- Don’t forget to zip your files before the meeting.
- The boy had so much zip that he bounced off the walls.
- She managed to zip through her homework in record time.
- The zip on this backpack is broken.
- There was zip on her resume that impressed the employer.
- You need to zip your coat; it's freezing outside!
- I can’t believe I have zip on my phone now.
- He felt a burst of zip after his morning coffee.
- I had to zip my lips about the secret.
- The presentation had zip and kept everyone engaged.
- Make sure to zip the file before sending it.
- The zip on my jacket broke right before the snowstorm.
- She walked into the room with a lot of zip.
- I need to zip through these emails before noon.
- The report had zip in terms of relevance.
- The kids were full of zip after the party.
- He had to zip up the tent before the rain started.
- That class had absolutely zip to offer.
- I’ll zip over to your place after work.
- The zip on my dress is stuck; I need help.
- There was zip in his argument that convinced me.
- The event lacked zip, making it forgettable.
- She was trying to zip through the project quickly.
- The zip on my bag is broken; I need a new one.
- He has zip when it comes to social skills.
- I had to zip away from the conversation.
- The zip in her step showed she was excited.
- I will zip over and pick up the groceries.
- Don't say zip about the surprise party!
- The athlete’s performance had a lot of zip.
- I need to zip my jacket before heading out.
- There was zip in the budget for new projects.
- I had to zip my files together for the report.
- She had zip for breakfast, just a smoothie.
- The zip of the moment kept everyone engaged.
- I tried to zip through the traffic to get there.
- There was zip in the fridge, just leftovers.
- He felt a sudden zip of motivation to work.
- The team had zip in their game last night.
- I need to zip up my suitcase before the trip.
- The kids had zip in their activities at the park.
- I will zip to the coffee shop for a quick drink.
- The zip of the fabric was stuck, making it hard to close.
- They had zip for a plan, so we had to improvise.
- The energy at the event was filled with zip and excitement.