I. quick [kwɪk] ПРИЛ.
1. quick (fast):
3. quick (reacting quickly):
II. quick [kwɪk] НАРЕЧ.
quick-change artist СУЩ. ТЕАТР.
quick charge СУЩ.
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| he/she/it | had | quick-frozen |
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The use of this scaffolding allows more effective use of stem cells and quicker regeneration.
en.wikipedia.org The problem is being exacerbated by a reliance on snow cannons, which produce snow that hardens quicker than natural snow, which in turn increases the risk of injury.
www.dailymail.co.uk City employees were quicker to tattle on their coworkers last year for a variety of alleged offences.
www.calgarysun.com If a payment is due to go out on a particular day, quicker payments processing means it's worth making sure there is enough money in your account the night before.
www.stuff.co.nz Some teachers prefer to use e-mail for its quicker travel time.
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