whizzed

美 [hw?z] 　英 [hw?zd]

• n.伶俐的人；優(yōu)秀的學(xué)生；專(zhuān)家；颼
• v.發(fā)呼嘯聲；〈美俚〉扒竊
• 網(wǎng)絡(luò)打磨

詞形變化

復(fù)數(shù)：whizzes  過(guò)去式：whizzed  現(xiàn)在分詞：whizzing  

反義詞

同義詞

英漢解釋

n.	1. 伶俐的人;優(yōu)秀的學(xué)生;能手,專(zhuān)家 2. 噓,颼 3. 扒手 4. 有吸引力的東西 5. 同意,達(dá)成交易 6. 〈口〉短期旅行
v.	1. (箭,子彈等)颼颼作聲,發(fā)呼嘯聲 2. 〈美俚〉扒竊

英英解釋

n.	1. someone who can do an activity very well
v.	1. to move or travel very quickly; if time whizzes by or past, it seems to pass very quickly

例句

Cautiously he raised himself and peered over the parapet. There was a flash and a bullet whizzed over his head.

他小心翼翼地起身向墻外張望，火光一閃，一顆子彈從他頭頂呼嘯而過(guò)。

Bush ducked both shoes as they whizzed past his head and landed with a thud against the wall behind him.

布什躲開(kāi)向他飛來(lái)的兩只鞋子，兩只鞋子擦著他的頭頂而過(guò)，撞擊在后面的墻上。

Shanna whizzed out the door and out into a street, and she saw cars going by.

莎娜沖出屋，跑到了街上，她看到了來(lái)往的汽車(chē)。

After 7am, LA began to wake up; burger joints and coffee shops started their Sunday hours, and cars whizzed down the freeways.

上午七點(diǎn)后，洛杉磯醒來(lái)了。漢堡攤咖啡店開(kāi)始了它們周日的生意，汽車(chē)在馬路上飛速駛過(guò)。

The bullets flew over his head. The bullets whizzed over his head.

子彈嗖嗖地飛過(guò)他的頭頂。子彈嗖嗖地飛過(guò)他的頭頂。

It was a good analogy; it whizzed round the world, prompting Putin to complain of US "arrogance" .

這是個(gè)絕妙的比喻，很快傳遍了全球，這讓普金抱怨美國(guó)的“傲慢”。

Traffic whizzed by. Locals strolled the tree-lined sidewalks and walked in and out of funky coffeehouses.

人們不停地在兩旁栽滿(mǎn)樹(shù)的人行道閑逛，來(lái)回走進(jìn)走出新式咖啡館，使得交通繁忙異常。

In fact the astronauts whizzed through in a matter of hours, receiving a radiation dose no greater than a medical X-ray.

事實(shí)上，宇航員們僅用了幾個(gè)小時(shí)就穿過(guò)了這一層，受到的輻射量和接受一次X光透視檢查差不多。

Bullets whizzed past him when he was running back to the trench.

當(dāng)他要跑回戰(zhàn)壕的時(shí)候子彈嗖嗖地從他身邊掠過(guò)。

In fact, I was hardly off the ferry when the first massed pack whizzed past me in a blur of Lycra.

（比利時(shí)的荷蘭語(yǔ)）事實(shí)上，我還沒(méi)來(lái)得及下渡船，就模模糊糊看見(jiàn)有一大群車(chē)手嗖嗖騎過(guò)。

The time we have been 'silent' has whizzed by, from my point of view.

靜默的日子嗖的一下就過(guò)去了，以我的觀點(diǎn)來(lái)說(shuō)。

popping wheelies and throwing baseballs that whizzed past her head.

翹孤輪和扔來(lái)扔去的棒球從她頭頂飛過(guò)。

American John Arnold whizzed through Vanderbilt University in three years.

美國(guó)人JohnArnold在讀了三年VanderbiltUniversity后退學(xué)了。

The passengers were scared to death as the taxi whizzed along.

出租車(chē)風(fēng)馳電掣般地駛著，乘客嚇得要命。

whizzed past on a ten - speed bike; as the days whizzed by.

騎著十速自行車(chē)飛駛而過(guò)；飛逝而過(guò)的日子

I whizzed through my homework this afternoon.

我今天下午很快地做完了作業(yè)。

Time just whizzed past when you're enjoying yourself.

就在你盡情歡樂(lè)的時(shí)候，時(shí)間飛快地過(guò)去了。

The clock whizzed forth ten strokes.

時(shí)鐘敲了十下。

Suddenly a bullet whizzed past our ears.

突然，一顆子彈從我們耳邊嗖地飛了過(guò)去。

I whizzed all the way down the hill.

我從山上一路疾馳而下

He dashed forward, paying no attention to the bullets that whizzed past him.

他沖向前去，不顧耳邊飛過(guò)的槍彈。

A bullet whizzed past my ear.

一顆子彈嗖的一聲從我耳邊飛過(guò)。

A shell whizzed past.

炮彈嗖的一聲飛過(guò)去了。

A car whizzed past, honking its horn.

一輛轎車(chē)鳴響著喇叭從旁颼地駛過(guò)。

Automobile sales in China whizzed past the U. S. for the first time last year, as Chinese bought 13. 6 million vehicles.

去年，中國(guó)汽車(chē)銷(xiāo)量第一次超過(guò)美國(guó)，達(dá)到1,360萬(wàn)輛。