zinger 的定义
Informal.
- a quick, witty, or pointed remark or retort: During the debate she made a couple of zingers that deflated the opposition.
- a surprise, shock, or piece of electrifying news: The president's resignation was a real zinger.
- a person or thing that has vitality or animation or produces startling results.
zinger 近义词
等同于 offense
等同于 slur
等同于 wisecrack
等同于 one-liner
zinger 的近义词 7 个
等同于 snappy comeback
等同于 ruffled feathers
等同于 hit
更多zinger例句
- You can arguably pluck out some zingers tailor-made for quick swipes on a service like TikTok, but Stewart seems more invested in relishing the full 44 minutes of each episode.
- Last week’s winner, Steve Smith, ended up in second place with his zinger of a Dan Snyder joke — so he wins the prize he donated, the 1968 “Republicans for McCarthy” button.
- Last week, delivering a zinger-filled commencement speech at Princeton, Bernanke seemed to be toying with the obsessives.
- It was another storm-related zinger for the New Jersey governor!
- Silly biographical tidbits aside, later in the debate, arguably the most memorable zinger was delivered by President Obama.
- Romney must have been anticipating the sentimental gesture, though, because it prompted his first zinger of the night.
- The Mandarin zinger at Mitt Romney in New Hampshire produced a collective, “Huh?”
- Any koot zinger can zing a peautiful zong and kif bleasure, I zubboce!