zap
/zæp/
verb
- To destroy, kill, or hit with a sudden burst of energy, such as electricity or a laser.
- The scientist zapped the sample with a laser to test its strength.
- The superhero used his powers to zap the villain.
- I accidentally zapped myself when I touched the exposed wire.
- To move or cause to move very quickly.
- She zapped through her homework in just ten minutes.
- The message zapped across the internet in seconds.
- The car zapped past us on the highway.
- To cook or heat something in a microwave oven.
- You can zap the popcorn in the microwave for a quick snack.
- I'll zap this leftover pizza for lunch.
- He zapped the soup for two minutes until it was hot.
- To change television channels quickly using a remote control.
- Stop zapping and just pick a show to watch.
- He kept zapping through the channels but found nothing good.
- She zapped from the news to a movie in an instant.
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- A sudden burst of energy, sound, or activity.
- The game started with a zap of light on the screen.
- The machine made a loud zap and then stopped working.
- We heard a zap as the bug hit the electric fence.
- Energy, vigor, or liveliness.
- The team played with extra zap in the final minutes.
- This drink will give you some zap in the morning.
- Her speech had a lot of zap and kept the audience awake.
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