whizzed

adj.

旋离了的；

v.

飕飕作声( whizz的过去式和过去分词 )；飕飕掠过，急驰；使飕飕作声；

whiz kid n. 优等生；神童

1. The boy whizzed through the examination in half the time allowed.
   那个男孩只用了规定时间的一半就迅速将试卷做完了。
2. Cars whizzed past.
   车子呼啸而过。
3. An arrow whizzed past and stuck in a tree.
   一支箭“飕”地一声飞过去，钉在一棵树上。
4. A bullet whizzed past my ear.
   一颗子弹嗖的一声从我耳边飞过。

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