quick
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The meaning (definition) of the word quick
happening or done very fast
The word quick used in a sentence
“She runs very quick and fast across the playground every day.”
Words that mean the same as quick (synonyms)
fastswift
Words that mean the opposite of quick (antonyms)
slow
How the word quick is said around the world
| French | rapide (rahpeed) |
| Spanish | rápido (rahpeethoh) |
| Mandarin | 快的 (kuài de) |
| Hindi | जल्दी (gyuldee) |
| Arabic | سريع (sahree) |
| Russian | быстрый (bystryi) |
| Portuguese (EU) | rápido (rahpeeduu) |
| Portuguese (BR) | rápido (khahpeeduu) |
| Japanese | 素早い (subayai) |
| German | schnell (shnel) |
| Urdu | جلدی (gyuldee) |
| Punjabi | ਤੇਜ਼ (tayz) |
| Korean | 빠른 (bbareun) |
| Hebrew | מָהִיר (maheeyr) |
| Greek | γρήγορα (gregora) |
| Dutch | snel (snel) |
| Tagalog | mabilis (mahbeelees) |
| Vietnamese | nhanh (nyayny) |
| Turkish | hızlı (huzlu) |
| Persian | سریع (sahree) |
| Polish | szybki (shipkee) |
| Ukrainian | швидкий (shvydkyy) |
| Bengali | দ্রুত (drootoh) |
| Swedish | snabbt (snahbt) |
| Italian | presto (prestoh) |
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