What does ZOOMS mean?

Zooms

Part of Speech: verb

Definition: Moves quickly or suddenly with a buzzing or humming sound.

Pronunciation (US): /zuːmz/

Pronunciation (UK): /zuːmz/

Origin and Usage: The word "zooms" is derived from the onomatopoeic sound of an object moving quickly through the air. It is commonly used in reference to vehicles, such as cars or planes, moving quickly or accelerating rapidly. It can also be used to describe someone or something moving quickly through a space or a situation.

Synonyms: Rushes, races, flies, speeds, darts.

Related Words: Whizz, buzzes, zings, sways, glides.

Example Sentences:

• She zooms around the track in record time.
• The car zoomed past us on the highway.
• The hummingbird zoomed from flower to flower.
• He zoomed in on the details of the painting.
• The plane zoomed up into the sky.