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zip along

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zip along
to move along very fast. The motorcycle zipped along nicely. Let's zip along and get there on time.
See also: along, zip


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After 50 pages the plot begins to zip along, and Hornby has plenty of interesting things to say about obsession, love and the internet - where 'nobody is forgotten any more'.
Their ambitions are pedestrian by European or Japanese standards, where gleaming trains zip along dedicated tracks at speeds of up to 210 miles (350 kilometers) an hour.
Clothes were hugely important to the elfin and beautiful Marit Allen, who was immensely desirable to the protective male, but had the vim and energy to zip along on her own power.
 
 
 
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