zipping

[ˈzɪpɪŋ]

zipping Definition

• 1. the act of fastening something with a zipper
• 2. moving very quickly
• 3. compressing files into a smaller size for easier storage or transfer

Using zipping: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "zipping" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  She was zipping up her jacket.

• Example

  The car was zipping along the highway.

• Example

  I'm zipping the files to send them via email.

zipping Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for zipping

• fastening
• closing
• flying
• racing
• speeding
• shrinking

Antonyms for zipping

• expanding
• unzipping
• slowing down

Phrases with zipping

• zip it

  to stop talking or be quiet

  Example

  Zip it, I'm trying to concentrate.

• zip your lip

  to keep quiet or not reveal a secret

  Example

  I told him to zip his lip about the surprise party.

• zip up

  to close or fasten something with a zipper

  Example

  Can you help me zip up my dress?

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Summary: zipping in Brief

The term 'zipping' [ˈzɪpɪŋ] can refer to fastening something with a zipper, moving very quickly, or compressing files into a smaller size. It is used in phrases like 'zip it' or 'zip up,' which mean to be quiet or to close something with a zipper.