Definition
Definition of whizzy - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
- The new phone has a whizzy design.
2.
- She showed off her whizzy new laptop at the meeting.
Origin of whizzy
English, whiz (to move swiftly)
Examples of whizzy in a sentence
He wore a whizzy outfit to the party. The whizzy gadget caught everyone's attention. He loves his whizzy new smartphone.
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- French:clinquant, ultramoderne, ...
- German:schick, technologisch fortgeschritten, ...
- Italian:appariscente, sofisticato, ...
- Spanish:llamativo, sofisticado, ...
- Portuguese:arrojado, sofisticado, ...
- Chinese:炫酷, 技术先进的, ...
- Japanese:派手な, 技術的に進んだ, ...
- Arabic:مُبْهِر, متطور تكنولوجيًا, ...
- Hebrew:מוֹשֵׁךְ לָעַיִן, מְשֻׁכְלָל, ...
- Russian:навороченный, современный, ...
- Ukrainian:наворочений, технологічний, ...
- Hindi:दिखावटी, सुसज्जित, ...
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