(Singapore, colloquial, transitive, by extension) To embellish or redecorate.
(Singapore, colloquial, transitive, by extension) To embellish or redecorate.
I've 'zhng-ed' the graphics and so it looks more like how it feels in my mind
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(Singapore, Singlish) , precise, spot-on.
Zhun is a Singlish (Singapore English) adjective and adverb meaning accurate, precise, or spot-on — used to describe something that is exactly right, perfectly timed, or completely correct. It is borrowed from the Hokkien Chinese dialect, reflecting the significant Hokkien-speaking heritage within Singapore's Chinese community. Zhun is a natural part of everyday Singaporean casual speech and appears across all ages and registers within that context, though it would be unfamiliar outside of Singapore and Malaysian English-speaking communities.
(colloquial, Malaysia, Singapore) ; coming; joining; participating.
(Singapore, Singlish) To leave hastily, to take off.
(Singapore, colloquial, transitive) To modify (a gadget or vehicle).
Go zhng 'em laptops.
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