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speed

/spiːd/

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noun

/spiːd/A2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее скорость, с которой что-то движется, работает или происходит, часто измеряемую как расстояние за единицу времени.

A noun referring to the rate at which something moves, operates, or happens, often measured as distance per unit of time.

  1. Rate of motionA2formal

    The rate at which something moves or operates, measured in distance per unit of time.

    ruСкорость

    • The car was traveling at a high speed.
    • He increased his speed to catch the bus.
    • The speed of the train is 200 kilometers per hour.

    Synonymsceleritypacequicknessrapidityrateswiftnesstempovelocity

  2. Rate of activityB1formal

    The rate at which something happens or is done.

    ruСкорость

    • The speed of the internet connection is very slow.
    • She works at an incredible speed.
    • The speed of technological change is accelerating.

    Synonymsceleritypacequicknessrapidityrateswiftnesstempo

    Antonymsslownesssluggishness

  3. Illegal drug (slang)C1slang

    A slang term for amphetamine or other stimulant drugs.

    ruСкорость (сленг)

    • He was arrested for possession of speed.
    • Speed can cause serious health problems.
    • The dealer was selling speed on the street corner.

    Synonymsbillycrankcrystalicemethwhiz

Forms
  • speeds plural form
  • speeds' possessive plural form
  • speed's possessive singular form
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verb

/spiːd/B1formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия движения или работы с высокой скоростью, или для ускорения чего-либо.

A verb used to indicate the act of moving or operating at a high rate of speed, or to cause something to move or happen faster.

irregular verb

  1. Move quicklyA2formal

    To go or travel at a high speed.

    ruМчаться

    • The car sped down the highway.
    • She sped through her homework to finish on time.
    • The train sped past the station without stopping.

    Synonymsboltdashflygallophurryracerushsprinttearwhizzoom

    Antonymscrawldawdlelagloiterplodslowtrudge

  2. Exceed speed limitB1formal

    To drive faster than the legal speed limit.

    ruПревышать скорость

    • He was fined for speeding on the motorway.
    • The police officer caught her speeding in a school zone.
    • Speeding is dangerous and can cause accidents.
  3. Hasten or accelerateB2formal

    To cause something to happen more quickly.

    ruУскорить

    • The new technology sped up the production process.
    • Good communication speeds the resolution of conflicts.
    • They sped the delivery of the package to meet the deadline.

    Synonymsaccelerateexpeditehastenhurryprecipitatequickenrushurge

    Antonymsdeceleratedelayretardslow

Forms
  • sped past participle
  • speeded past participle
  • sped past simple
  • speeded past simple
  • speeding present participle
  • speeds third person singular

Phrasal variantsspeed up

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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