Pronunciation: /wɪz/
noun a person who is very skilled or successful at something
A1 My little sister is a whiz at math.
A2 She's a whiz in the kitchen and can cook up a delicious meal in no time.
B1 The computer whiz was able to fix my laptop in just a few minutes.
B2 He's a whiz when it comes to coding and can create complex programs with ease.
C1 The financial whiz was able to turn the struggling company around in just a year.
C2 She's a marketing whiz and has successfully launched multiple products to great success.
verb to move quickly with a humming or buzzing sound
A1 I can whiz through my homework in no time.
A2 She whizzed past me on her bike.
B1 The chef whizzed up a delicious meal in minutes.
B2 He whizzed through the difficult exam with ease.
C1 The expert whizzed through the complex problem effortlessly.
C2 She is known for her ability to whiz through any task with precision.
formal The young prodigy was a whiz at solving complex mathematical equations.
informal My little sister is a whiz when it comes to using technology.
slang That guy is a real whiz in the kitchen, he can cook anything!
figurative She's a whiz at multitasking, she can juggle multiple tasks effortlessly.
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