whiz

英 [ˈwɪz]

美 [ˈwɪz]

n.  飕飕声；奇才
v.  飕飕作声; 使飕飕作声

现在分词：whizzing　过去式：whizzed　第三人称单数：whizzes　过去分词：whizzed　

BNC.43111 / COCA.16509

英英释义

noun

• a buzzing or hissing sound as of something traveling rapidly through the air
  1. he heard the whiz of bullets near his head
• someone who is dazzlingly skilled in any field
  Synonym:aceadeptchampionsensationmavenmavinvirtuosogeniushotshotstarsuperstarwhizzwizardwiz

verb

• make a soft swishing sound
  1. the motor whirred
  2. the car engine purred
  Synonym:whizzwhirrwhirbirrpurr

双语例句

• Until last week, when the Financial Times saw fit to whiz me through Beijing, Shanghai and Hong Kong for a series of debates on the country's future international role, I had never set foot in mainland China.
  直到上周，我才第一次踏上中国大陆&英国《金融时报》在北京、上海和香港三地举办了一系列有关中国未来国际角色的辩论，决定派我像旋风一样转战各地。
• It's hard to say "gee whiz" anymore.
  很难再让人啧啧称奇。
• My friend is a whiz at math.
  我的朋友在数学方面很优秀。
• Mason will likely be remembered as a brilliant, arrogant, eccentric, anti-authoritarian ( or at least anti-normatively polite) startup whiz kid.
  而在人们的记忆中，梅森可能是一个聪明的、傲慢的、古怪的、反权威主义（或最多就是反规范而已）的创业神童。
• Cover for me. I gotta whiz behind a tree.
  帮我挡一挡，我要到树后面去一趟。
• That whiz kid knows more than some university professors.
  那个神童比一些大学教授懂的还多。
• My kid is a whiz at all sorts of games.
  我的小孩可是个游戏高手。
• Go for a little ride, then you can whiz all over the city.
  来坐坐电梯，然后就能在城里转个遍。
• He is a whiz when it comes to math and science.
  在数学和科学方面，他真是个天才。
• Gee whiz, they carried on and on, they loved the evening.
  啊，他们玩个没完没了，他们很喜欢这个晚会。