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Definition of fizzing - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
soundsRare making a hissing and bubbling soundRare
- The soda was fizzing loudly in the glass.
2.
- The fizzing race car zoomed past the finish line.
Origin of fizzing
English, fizz (hissing sound)
Terms with fizzing included in their meaning
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household compound
white crystal powder used for leavening, fizzing mixtures and fire control
Examples of fizzing in a sentence
Fizzing sounds came from the newly opened can. The fizzing energy of the dancers captivated the audience. Her fizzing enthusiasm was contagious at the meeting.
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- French:pétillant, fulgurant, ...
- German:sprudelnd, rasant, ...
- Italian:frizzante, sfrecciante, ...
- Spanish:efervescente, rápido, ...
- Portuguese:borbulhante, fervilhante, ...
- Chinese:嘶嘶的, 活跃的, ...
- Japanese:シュワシュワした, 非常に速い, ...
- Arabic:مُفَوَّر, نَشيط, ...
- Hebrew:מְבַעְבֵּעַ, שׁוֹעֵט, ...
- Russian:шипящий, быстрый, ...
- Ukrainian:шиплячий, швидкий, ...
- Hindi:फुसफुसाता, तेज़, ...
Definition of fizz - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
bubblesrapid stream of bubbles in a liquid
- The fizz in the soda tickled my nose.
2.
drinkcarbonated beverage like soda or champagne
- She poured a glass of fizz for the toast.
3.
energyUK excitement or liveliness added to somethingUK
- Her performance added fizz to the show.
Verb
1.
bubblesintr. emit bubbles and make a hissing soundintr.
- The soda began to fizz as soon as it was opened.
2.
livelinessintr. become lively or excitingintr.
- The party started to fizz with energy.
3.
velocitytr. shoot or project something rapidlytr.
- The firework fizzed into the sky.
Images of fizz
rapid stream of bubbles in a liquid
Expressions with fizz
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Origin of fizz
Italian, fizz (to hiss) + -
Examples of fizz in a sentence
I love the fizz of freshly opened sparkling water. We brought some fizz to the picnic. Would you like fizz or still water? The new marketing strategy added fizz to the campaign. Her enthusiasm brought fizz to the dull meeting. The champagne started to fizz in the glass.
Raindrops made the puddle fizz slightly. The conversation began to fizz with excitement. Her ideas fizz with creativity. The bullet fizzed past his ear. The rocket fizzed towards the target.
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- French:pétillement, pétiller, ...
- German:Sprudeln, zischen, ...
- Italian:effervescenza, frizzare, ...
- Spanish:efervescencia, burbujear, ...
- Portuguese:efervescência, borbulhar, ...
- Chinese:气泡, 冒泡, ...
- Japanese:泡, 泡立つ, ...
- Arabic:فَوَّار, فَوَّرَ, ...
- Hebrew:בַּעֲבוּעַ, לְבַעְבֵּעַ, ...
- Russian:шипение, шипеть, ...
- Ukrainian:шипіння, шипіти, ...
- Hindi:बुलबुलाहट, बुलबुले छोड़ना, ...
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