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

• 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。
• Many wealthy New Yorkers and Floridians considered him a reliable investment whiz.
  很多纽约和佛罗里达富人认为他是一个可靠的投资专家。
• It's hard to say "gee whiz" anymore.
  很难再让人啧啧称奇。
• 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。
• Find the smartest security whiz you know, and ask him to break into your application.
  找一个认识的安全高手，请他攻击您的应用程序。
• So, where is this engine whiz you've been talking about?
  你说的那个天才到底在哪？
• Who's got, uh, whiz and onions?
  洋葱肉卷是谁的？
• History has not been kind to him, or to the whiz kids.
  历史对他，或那些神童一直不友善。
• If you said you were a social media whiz or good with numbers, immediately start revamping the social accounts or making sense of the company's analytics.
  如果你曾经说过自己是个社交媒体高手或者很擅长数字，就尽快让公司的社交媒体账户做出改变，或者弄懂公司的数据分析。