• n. 精神抖擻者；有力的反駁；不尋常的事物
• n. (Zinger)人名；(德)青格爾；(俄)辛格爾

來自zing,呼嘯，比喻用法。

zinger (n.)

"cruel quip," 1970, from zing + -er (1). Earlier it was baseball slang for "fastball" (by 1957).

1. I thought it looked like a zinger.

我覺得它看上去很有意思。

來自柯林斯例句

2. She opened the speech with a real zinger.

她的開場白十分風趣。

來自《權威詞典》

3. The panelists are left to compress their inquiries into one good zinger of a question.

專家討論小組的成員剩下的工作就是將他們的質詢精簡成一個精妙的問題。

來自柯林斯例句

4. The president's resignation was a real zinger.

總統的辭退真的是令人震撼的事.

來自互聯網

5. Her resignation was a real zinger.

她的辭職真的是件令人震撼的事.

來自互聯網