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zapped

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zap  (zp) Slang
v. zapped, zap·ping, zaps
v.tr.
1.
a. To destroy or kill with a burst of gunfire, flame, or electric current.
b. To kill or destroy as if by shooting.
c. To strike suddenly and forcefully as if with a projectile or weapon: "His . . . narrative runs marvelously on and on, zapping the reader with often surprising and . . . painful glimpses" (Publishers Weekly).
d. To expose to radiation; irradiate: "perfect for those who can't bring themselves to zap food in a microwave" (John F. Mariani).
2. To attack (an enemy) with heavy firepower; strafe or bombard.
3. To use a remote control device to switch (channels on a television) or to turn off (a television set).
v.intr.
To move swiftly; zoom.
n.
Something that imparts excitement or great interest.
interj.
1. Used to imitate a sound made by a gun when fired.
2. Used to indicate a sudden occurrence.

[Imitative.]
Translations
zapped
adj (inf: = tired, exhausted) → total geschafft (inf)


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The article, entitled 'GET ZAPPED,' notes that one of the unique features of the ZAP scooter is its ability to fold up "faster than an umbrella.
 
 
 
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