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speedily

/spee-dee/US // ˈspi di //UK // (ˈspiːdɪ) //

迅速地,迅速,飞快地,迅速的

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Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1

    speed·i·er, speed·i·est.

    • : characterized by speed; rapid; swift; fast.
    • : coming, given, or arrived at quickly or soon; prompt; not delayed: a speedy recovery.

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Examples

  • As its name suggests, rapid is much speedier, at 15 minutes or less.

  • By regulating their body temperatures, they can swim faster to catch large, speedy prey in cold waters.

  • The teen’s rise in drone-racing ranks has been speedy, but his interest in drones developed gradually.

  • You’d get about 50 percent if you were to go with a speedy wired solution, so there’s a tangible slowdown, even under ideal conditions.

  • The network would provide a speedy connection to any devices within range of a base station.

  • Nina rushed home to Cornwall, speedily typed them up and emailed them off to Mary-Kay.

  • Initially thrilled by the Russian Revolution, Cahan was speedily disenchanted.

  • Once cloture was finally achieved, Jones was speedily confirmed by the Senate by a 53-42 vote.

  • I call it The Bullet,” she says, because it “speedily gets me where I want to go.

  • If the first impact is not deadly, passengers need to be speedily evacuated to escape the other two fates.

  • We dismounted, and speedily found that MacRae hadn't exaggerated the evil qualities of that descent.

  • Consequently, he was soon chosen captain by his comrades, and once war broke out he speedily rose.

  • As soon as any become vacant, I shall take care to provide for them as speedily as possible, as your Majesty so piously orders me.

  • I confess I speedily lost consciousness of the human presences beside me, and I have little doubt Joan did too.

  • Trieste and Grz were taken; the junction with Marmont was speedily effected, and the combined forces hurried on towards Vienna.