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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈzɪpər/ · UK /ˈzɪpə/
zipper means: Two rows of small teeth that join when pulled together, used to close clothes or bags.
noun
Two rows of small teeth that join when pulled together, used to close clothes or bags.
- The zipper on my bag is broken.
- Pull the zipper up to close your jacket.
- These coats have strong metal zippers.
verb
To close clothes or a bag by pulling its fastening device shut.
- He zippered his jacket.
- She zippered the bag shut.
- Can you zipper my coat up for me?
To fit a closing device with two rows of teeth onto clothes or another item.
- The tailor will zipper the pocket.
- They zippered the jackets during production.
- She learned to zipper a dress neatly.
Questions about zipper
What does zipper mean?
Two rows of small teeth that join when pulled together, used to close clothes or bags.
What is zipper in other languages?
Türkçe: fermuar · Español: cremallera · Français: fermeture éclair · Deutsch: Reißverschluss · Italiano: cerniera · 日本語: ファスナー
How do you pronounce zipper?
In American English /ˈzɪpər/; in British English /ˈzɪpə/.
How do you use zipper in a sentence?
The zipper on my bag is broken. Pull the zipper up to close your jacket.
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