zip (up) (Meaning)

zip (up)

to use a zipper to fasten someone's clothing, to close or connect (something) with a zipper

She zipped up her jacket quickly to stay warm against the biting cold.
The zipper on his backpack refused to zip up, leaving him struggling to secure his belongings.
The children giggled as they raced to zip up their sleeping bags before bedtime.
The tailor expertly zipped up the hem of the dress, ensuring a flawless finish.
The zipper on the tent refused to cooperate, threatening to ruin the camping trip.
She zipped up her suitcase meticulously, ensuring that everything was securely packed.
The door zipped up with a satisfying click, sealing the room from the outside world.
The child zipped up his superhero costume, ready for an imaginary adventure.
The astronaut zipped up his spacesuit with care, preparing for his journey into the vastness of space.
The bag zipped up easily, providing convenient storage for essential items.

to use a zipper to fasten someone's clothing, to close or connect (something) with a zipper

stimulate, jazz (up), excite, quicken, drive, pep (up), lift, awake, ginger (up), revive

kill, exhaust, undermine, weary, burn out, wear out, do in, knock out, wash out, dull

She zipped up her jacket quickly to stay warm against the biting cold.

The zipper on his backpack refused to zip up, leaving him struggling to secure his belongings.

The children giggled as they raced to zip up their sleeping bags before bedtime.

The tailor expertly zipped up the hem of the dress, ensuring a flawless finish.