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Onomatopoeic.

73 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Finnish: viuh — high-pitched sound (interjection)
• Italian: zip! — high-pitched sound (interjection)
• Vietnamese: vèo — high-pitched sound (interjection)
• Bulgarian: свистене (svistene) — high-pitched sound
• Danish: hvin — high-pitched sound
• Finnish: vinkuna — high-pitched sound
• Finnish: viuhina — high-pitched sound
• Finnish: vingahdus — high-pitched sound
• Finnish: viuhahdus — high-pitched sound
• Georgian: ზუილი (zuili) — high-pitched sound
• Georgian: ზუზუნი (zuzuni) — high-pitched sound
• Hungarian: süvítés — high-pitched sound
• Hungarian: fütyülés — high-pitched sound
• Hungarian: süvítő/fütyülő hang — high-pitched sound
• Italian: sibilo — high-pitched sound
• Italian: fischio — high-pitched sound
• Russian: свист (svist) — high-pitched sound
• Spanish: zumbido — high-pitched sound
• Turkish: vın — high-pitched sound
• Vietnamese: rít — high-pitched sound
• Vietnamese: vèo — high-pitched sound
• Bulgarian: енергия (energija) — energy, vigor, vim
• Bulgarian: темперамент (temperament) — energy, vigor, vim
• Finnish: puhti — energy, vigor, vim
• Finnish: virta — energy, vigor, vim
• Georgian: სიცქვიტე (sickviṭe) — energy, vigor, vim
• Georgian: ენერგია (energia) — energy, vigor, vim
• Georgian: გამალება (gamaleba) — energy, vigor, vim
• German: Schwung — energy, vigor, vim
• Hungarian: lendület — energy, vigor, vim
• Hungarian: energia — energy, vigor, vim
• Italian: vigore — energy, vigor, vim
• Italian: vivacità — energy, vigor, vim
• Italian: brio — energy, vigor, vim
• Russian: жи́вость (žívostʹ) — energy, vigor, vim
• Spanish: brío — energy, vigor, vim
• Bulgarian: дърпам цип (dǎrpam cip) — to close with a zip fastener
• Danish: lukke — to close with a zip fastener
• Finnish: sulkea vetoketjulla — to close with a zip fastener
• Hungarian: becipzároz — to close with a zip fastener
• Hungarian: cipzárral bezár — to close with a zip fastener
• Italian: tirare cerniera lampo — to close with a zip fastener
• Spanish: subir el síper — to close with a zip fastener
• Spanish: cerrar el riqui — to close with a zip fastener
• Finnish: sulkea — to close as if with a zip fastener
• Finnish: sinetöidä — to close as if with a zip fastener
• Italian: tappare la bocca — to close as if with a zip fastener
• Bulgarian: компримирам (komprimiram) — to convert a computer file into a smaller package
• Catalan: comprimir — to convert a computer file into a smaller package
• Danish: komprimere — to convert a computer file into a smaller package
• Finnish: pakata — to convert a computer file into a smaller package
• French: compresser — to convert a computer file into a smaller package
• French: zipper — to convert a computer file into a smaller package
• Galician: comprimir — to convert a computer file into a smaller package
• German: zippen — to convert a computer file into a smaller package
• Hungarian: tömörít — to convert a computer file into a smaller package
• Hungarian: becsomagol — to convert a computer file into a smaller package
• Italian: zippare — to convert a computer file into a smaller package
• Italian: comprimere — to convert a computer file into a smaller package
• Portuguese: zipar — to convert a computer file into a smaller package
• Portuguese: compactar — to convert a computer file into a smaller package
• Portuguese: comprimir — to convert a computer file into a smaller package
• Spanish: comprimir — to convert a computer file into a smaller package
• Finnish: ujeltaa — to move rapidly with a high-pitched sound
• Hungarian: süvít — to move rapidly with a high-pitched sound
• Hungarian: fütyül — to move rapidly with a high-pitched sound
• Italian: sfrecciare — to move rapidly with a high-pitched sound
• Turkish: vınlamak — to move rapidly with a high-pitched sound
• Finnish: vilahtaa — to move in haste
• Finnish: kipaista — to move in haste
• Hungarian: száguld — to move in haste
• Hungarian: vágtat — to move in haste
• Italian: affrettarsi — to move in haste