Zhing-zhong
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech adjective
Quick meaning: Zhing-zhong is an adjective meaning (slang, derogatory, Zimbabwe) Of objects, cheap, Chinese and of inferior quality.
Meaning
(slang, derogatory, Zimbabwe) Of objects, cheap, Chinese and of inferior quality.
More Meanings
- (slang, derogatory, Zimbabwe) Of a person, low-quality, unfit for their occupation or station in life.
- (slang, derogatory, Zimbabwe) Cheap products of Chinese origin.
Example Sentences
At a nearby table, a handsome man in shirtsleeves pushed to the elbow raised a hand and began to snap his fingers at the waitress. His watch was heavy on his wrist. It could have been a Rolex or Breitling. It could have been a zhing-zhong knock-off.
On the other side of Mbare, among the zhing-zhong products from China, the shiny clothes spelling out cheerful poverty, the glittery tank-tops and body-stockings imported in striped carrier bags from Dubai, among the Gucchii bags and Prader shoes, […]
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include cheapo, chink, shlocky, cheapie, tinhorn, cheapshit.
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