quick

• Descreve o que se move ou acontece com alta velocidade ou em um curto intervalo de tempo.

Describes something that moves or happens at a fast speed or in a short amount of time.

1. Fast or rapidA1formal

   Moving or happening at high speed.

   Rápido

   • She is a quick runner.
   • He gave a quick response to the question.
   • The quick movement startled the cat.

   Sinônimosbriskexpeditiousfasthastyrapidspeedyswift

   Antônimosslow

2. Short durationA1formal

   Taking a short amount of time.

   Curto

   • I need a quick shower before we leave.
   • We had a quick lunch at the cafe.
   • She made a quick phone call to her mother.

   Sinônimosbriefephemeralfleetingmomentaryshortshort-livedtransienttransitory

   Antônimoslengthyprolongedslow

3. Intelligent or sharpB1informal

   Able to understand or learn things quickly.

   Perspicaz

   • He is a quick learner.
   • She has a quick mind for solving puzzles.
   • The student was quick to grasp the new concept.

   Sinônimosastutebrightcleverkeenperceptivequick-wittedsharpsmart

   Antônimosdullobtuseslowstupid

• Advérbio que significa "rapidamente" ou "em ritmo acelerado". Usado informalmente, especialmente na fala e em comandos, como forma reduzida de "quickly". A forma é igual à do adjetivo.

An adverb meaning "quickly" or "at a fast pace." It is used informally, especially in spoken English and commands, as a shortened form of "quickly." The form is identical to the adjective.

1. At a fast speedA1informal

   In a fast or rapid manner; quickly.

   Rapidamente

   • Come here quick!
   • He ran quick to catch the bus.
   • She answered quick without thinking.

   Sinônimosbrisklyfasthastilyhurriedlypromptlyrapidlyspeedilyswiftly

   Antônimosslowly

• Substantivo que se refere a qualquer área do corpo muito sensível à dor, como a carne sob a pele ou sob a unha de um dedo da mão ou do pé.

A noun referring to any area of the body that is highly sensitive to pain, such as the flesh underneath the skin or a fingernail or toenail.

1. B2formal

   The tender, sensitive flesh under the skin or nails, especially the area under a fingernail or toenail.

   Carne viva

   • He cut his nail too short and hit the quick.
   • The wound went deep into the quick, causing sharp pain.
   • Be careful not to trim too close to the quick.