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Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

I. quick [Brit kwɪk, Am kwɪk] N

quick ANAT, MED

II. quick [Brit kwɪk, Am kwɪk] ADJ

1. quick (speedy):

quick pace, train, heartbeat
quick solution, reply, profit, result
quick storm, shower of rain
quick meal
to have a quick coffee
she's a quick worker
to pay a quick visit to sb
be quick (about it)!
a quick hit (on drugs)

2. quick (clever):

quick child, student

3. quick (prompt):

to be quick to do
to be quick to learn, to be a quick learner

4. quick (lively):

to have a quick temper
a quick temper
to have a quick wit

III. quick [Brit kwɪk, Am kwɪk] ADV

(come) quick!
(as) quick as a flash

IV. quick [Brit kwɪk, Am kwɪk]

a quick one, the quick and the dead
to cut or sting sb to the quick
to make a quick buck

quickie [Brit ˈkwɪki, Am ˈkwɪki] N inf

1. quickie (drink):

pot m en vitesse inf

2. quickie (question):

3. quickie Brit sl:

4. quickie Am CINE:

quick-freeze <pret quick-froze; pp quick-frozen> VB trans

quick-freeze

quick assets N npl FIN

quick assets

quick win N

quick win

quick trick N (in bridge)

quick trick

quick-witted ADJ

quick-witted person
quick-witted reaction

quick-tempered ADJ

quick-tempered

quick time N Am

quick time

I. double quick ADJ

in double quick time

II. double quick ADV

double quick

quick-assembly ADJ

quick-assembly

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engleski
francuski
francuski

I. quick <-er, -est> [kwɪk] ADJ

1. quick (fast):

quick answer, succession
to have a quick one drink
to give sb a quick call
to give sb a quick kiss
to have a quick temper
to be a quick learner

2. quick (smart):

quick
to have a quick mind
quick thinking

II. quick <-er, -est> [kwɪk] ADV

quick
as quick as possible
to get rich quick

III. quick [kwɪk] INTERJ

quick

IV. quick [kwɪk] N (edge of digit)

to cut sb to the quick fig

quick-frozen ADJ

quick-frozen

quick-tempered ADJ

to be quick-tempered

quick-fire ADJ

quick-fire

quick-witted ADJ

quick-witted

I. double-quick ADV (very quickly)

double-quick

II. double-quick ADJ

double-quick
in double-quick time

quick-acting ADJ

to be quick-acting
francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
coléreux (-euse) (-euse)
quick-tempered
quick-tempered
in quick time
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engleski
engleski
francuski
francuski

I. quick <-er, -est> [kwɪk] ADJ

1. quick (fast):

quick
to grab a quick drink
to give sb a quick call
to give sb a quick kiss
to have a quick temper
to be a quick learner

2. quick (bright):

quick
to have a quick mind
quick thinking

II. quick <-er, -est> [kwɪk] ADV inf

quick
as quick as possible
to get rich quick

III. quick [kwɪk] INTERJ

quick

IV. quick [kwɪk] N (edge of digit)

quick-frozen ADJ

quick-frozen

quick-witted ADJ

quick-witted

quick-tempered ADJ

to be quick-tempered

quick-acting ADJ

to be quick-acting
francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
coléreux (-euse) (-euse)
quick-tempered
quick
Present
Iquick-freeze
youquick-freeze
he/she/itquick-freezes
wequick-freeze
youquick-freeze
theyquick-freeze
Past
Iquick-froze
youquick-froze
he/she/itquick-froze
wequick-froze
youquick-froze
theyquick-froze
Present Perfect
Ihavequick-frozen
youhavequick-frozen
he/she/ithasquick-frozen
wehavequick-frozen
youhavequick-frozen
theyhavequick-frozen
Past Perfect
Ihadquick-frozen
youhadquick-frozen
he/she/ithadquick-frozen
wehadquick-frozen
youhadquick-frozen
theyhadquick-frozen