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zin

[zin]

noun

  1. a variant of zinfandel.



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Word History and Origins

Origin of zin1

First recorded in 1970–75; by shortening
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Example Sentences

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In one letter, she wrote that she was taking their dog Zin to obedience class and that she had left him a jigsaw puzzle on the table.

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Shopowner Thant Zin, 28, who is from a town in Sagaing unaffected by the quake, mourned the collapse of centuries-old pagodas and temples in his area.

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“There is nothing for us to do in Myanmar because of the war,” Zin Aung says.

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Zin Aung says it is a sanctuary, compared with what they left behind: “The situation in Myanmar is not good, so we are taking refuge here.”

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As the sky turned scarlet one evening, Zin Aung ran barefoot through the cloying mud onto a monsoon-soaked pitch, ready for a different kind of battle - a fiercely fought game of football.

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