IPA: /ˈzuːmɪŋ/
KK: /zumɪŋ/
A sound or movement that is fast and smooth, often associated with something moving quickly through the air.
The zooming of the airplane overhead was quite loud.
To move quickly or to make something move quickly, often with a sudden or loud sound.
The car was zooming down the highway at high speed.
Past: zoomed
Past Participle: zoomed
Zooming → The word 'zoom' is derived from the 1960s slang term 'zoom', which is believed to have originated from the sound of something moving quickly. The suffix '-ing' indicates the action or process of the verb. Therefore, 'zooming' refers to the action of moving quickly or rapidly.
Imagine something moving quickly, making a 'zoom' sound — that's how you remember that 'zooming' means moving rapidly.