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quicken

/ˈkwɪk.ən/

Traducción: Verbo que se usa para indicar la acción de acelerar algo o de volverse más rápido o activo; también puede significar avivar o estimular.

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verb

/ˈkwɪk.ən/B2formal
  • esVerbo que se usa para indicar la acción de acelerar algo o de volverse más rápido o activo; también puede significar avivar o estimular.

A verb used to indicate the act of making something faster or accelerating, or to become faster or more active.

  1. Move fasterB2formal

    To become faster or to cause something to move at a greater speed.

    esAcelerar

    • His pulse quickened when he saw her.
    • The runner quickened his pace as he approached the finish line.
    • The music quickened, and the dancers moved more energetically.

    Sinónimosaccelerateexpeditehastenhurryrushspeed upstep up

    Antónimosbrakedecelerateretardslow

  2. Make keen or more acuteC1formal

    To sharpen or intensify a feeling, sense, or perception.

    esAgudizar o intensificar

    • The danger quickened his senses.
    • Her curiosity was quickened by the mysterious letter.
    • The debate quickened their interest in the topic.

    Sinónimosanimatearouseexciteintensifyinvigoratekindlesharpenstimulatewhet

    Antónimosbluntdeadendullnumb

  3. Give life or energy toC1formal

    To animate, energize, or bring something to life.

    esdar vida o energía

    • The spring rain quickened the dormant seeds.
    • A good speech can quicken the spirit of the audience.
    • The new manager quickened the team's enthusiasm.

    Sinónimosanimateenergizeenliveninvigoratereanimaterevivestimulatevivify

    Antónimosdeaddeadendullkillstagnate

  4. C2formal

    To begin to show signs of life, especially referring to a fetus in the womb.

    esSobrevenir el movimiento fetal

    • The mother felt the baby quicken for the first time.
    • In the fifth month, the fetus quickens.
    • She described the moment the child quickened within her.

    Sinónimosfluttermovestir

  5. Give new life or energy toC1formal

    To revitalize or restore energy to something.

    esReavivar, dar nueva vida

    • The rain quickened the parched earth.
    • A short break quickened their spirits.
    • The new policy quickened the stagnant economy.

    Sinónimosanimateenergizeenliveninvigoratereanimaterefreshrejuvenaterevitalizerevivestimulate

    Antónimosdrainenervateexhaustweaken

Formas
  • quickened past participle
  • quickened past simple
  • quickening present participle
  • quickens third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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