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I. quick [kwɪk] ADJ
1. quick also fig (fast):
quick
to be quick about sth
to have a quick one fig inf (drink)
to have a quick one fig inf (drink)
to have a quick temper fig, pej
2. quick (short):
quick
to give sb a quick call
to give sb a quick call
3. quick (hurried):
quick
quick
4. quick (alert):
quick
quick wit
quick wit in replying
II. quick [kwɪk] ADV
quick
quick
III. quick [kwɪk] INTERJ
quick
quick
IV. quick [kwɪk] N
to cut sb to the quick fig
quick-'tem·pered ADJ
quick-tempered
quick-tempered
nagao inf
quick-tempered
quick-'wit·ted ADJ
quick-witted (alert)
quick-witted (alert)
quick-witted (quick in replying)
quick-witted reply
I. dou·ble-'quick ADV
double-quick
II. dou·ble-'quick ADJ
double-quick
in double-quick time
quick-'win ADJ attr inf
quick-win investment
quick-win strategy
quick-win strategy
'quick-act·ing ADJ
quick-acting
quick-'freeze <-froze, -frozen> VB trans
quick-freeze
quick-'change art·ist N THEAT
quick-n-'easy ADJ
quick-n-easy
a quick-n-easy way
a quick-n-easy way
to be quick/slow on the uptake inf
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The concentration of blood lipids depends on intake and excretion from the intestine, and uptake and secretion from cells.
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Its total uptake from food is estimated to be lower than 2 g per person a day.
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However, their uptake is currently hindered by inconsistent road access and operating conditions across state and territory borders.
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The ground floor soon followed suit as there was a lack of commercial uptake.
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The boiler uptakes were protected by a conical mantlet that ranged from 9to 15 in thickness.
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