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Definition of zigzagging - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
movement or patternhaving sharp turns or angles in movement or shape
- The zigzagging path made walking difficult.
- The zigzagging river created fertile farmland.
- Her zigzagging haircut made a bold statement.
Origin of zigzagging
German, zickzack (zigzag)
Terms with zigzagging included in their meaning
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- French:en zigzag, ...
- German:zickzackförmig, ...
- Italian:a zigzag, ...
- Spanish:zigzagueante, ...
- Portuguese:em ziguezague, ...
- Chinese:曲折的, ...
- Japanese:ジグザグの, ...
- Arabic:مُتَعَرِّج, ...
- Hebrew:מְזִגְזָג, ...
- Russian:зигзагообразный, ...
- Ukrainian:зигзагоподібний, ...
- Hindi:ज़िगज़ैग, ...
Definition of zigzag - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
patternhaving sharp alternating turns or angles
- She walked along a zigzag path up the hill.
Verb
1.
movementintr. move with sharp turns in alternating directionsintr.
- The rabbit zigzagged to escape the fox.
2.
movementtr. create a pattern with sharp turnstr.
- The artist zigzagged the paint across the canvas.
Noun
linepattern or shape with sharp, alternating angles
- The road followed a zigzag up the mountain.
Adverb
path movementin a line or path that alternates sharp angles
- The rabbit ran zigzag to escape the fox..
Images of zigzag
pattern or shape with sharp, alternating angles
Expressions with zigzag
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moving with sharp turns left and right repeatedly
The rabbit ran in a zigzag to escape the fox.
Origin of zigzag
French, zigzag (zigzag) + -er (suffix)
Examples of zigzag in a sentence
He drew a zigzag border around the illustration. The cyclist zigzagged through the parked cars. Flames zigzagged up the wall during the storm. The cyclist zigzagged through the cones. Lightning zigzagged across the night sky. The artist painted a zigzag on the canvas.
The road ahead had a zigzag to navigate. The skier moved zigzag down the slope. The car swerved zigzag to avoid obstacles.
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- French:en zigzag, zigzaguer, ...
- German:zickzack, zickzack laufen, ...
- Italian:zigzagante, zigzagare, ...
- Spanish:zigzagueante, zigzaguear, ...
- Portuguese:em ziguezague, ziguezaguear, ...
- Chinese:之字形的, 之字形跑动, ...
- Japanese:ジグザグの, ジグザグに進む, ...
- Arabic:مُتَعَرِّج, تَعَرَّجَ, ...
- Hebrew:מְזוּגְזָג, לְזַגְזֵג, ...
- Russian:зигзагообразный, двигаться зигзагами, ...
- Ukrainian:зигзагоподібний, звиватися, ...
- Hindi:ज़िगज़ैग, ज़िगज़ैग चलना, ...
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