Zip around
/zɪp əˈraʊnd /B1
PreIntermediate
1. To move swiftly or energetically from one place to another.
- She zipped around the office finishing her tasks before the meeting.
- The children zipped around the park, playing tag and laughing.
2. To travel quickly between various places, often in succession or without long stops.
- He spent the afternoon zipping around town, running errands.
- Tourists often zip around the city using public transportation.
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