rapid in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for rapid in the English»Spanish Dictionary

rapid [Am ˈræpəd, Brit ˈrapɪd] ADJ

rapid

rápido

rapid

veloz

rapid fire N U

rapid fire

fuego m graneado

rapid transit N U

rapid transit

línea f ferroviaria urbana

rapid eye movement N U

rapid eye movement

movimientos mpl oculares rápidos

rapid eye movement attr sleep

paradójico

rapid eye movement attr sleep

con REM

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in rapid succession

uno tras otro

Translations for rapid in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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sueño paradójico

rapid-eye-movement sleep

sueño con REM

rapid-eye-movement sleep

rápido (rápida) aumento

rapid

rápido (rápida) cambio

rapid

rápido (rápida) desarrollo

rapid

la rápida propagación del fuego

the rapid spread of the fire

se debe encontrar una pronta solución al conflicto

we must find a rapid solution to the conflict

rapid in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for rapid in the English»Spanish Dictionary

rapid [ˈræpɪd] ADJ

1. rapid (quick):

rapid

rápido, -a

2. rapid (sudden):

rapid

súbito, -a

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rapid test [or quick test]

prueba f rápida (de diagnóstico)

rapid test [or quick test]

test m rápido

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raudo (-a)

rapid

fulgurante

rapid

test rápido

rapid test [or quick test]

de rápida acción

rapid-action

salto

rapid promotion

prueba de diagnóstico rápido [o de detección rápida]

rapid test [or quick test]

rapid Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

rapid test [or quick test]

prueba f rápida (de diagnóstico)

rapid test [or quick test]

test m rápido

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English

Industries and companies undergoing rapid change may need to avoid hiring and firing costs and risks.

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Since the ice receded from the area last, the most rapid rebound still occurs there.

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More commonly, the term refers to using the backs of the nail "in sequence" to give the impression of a very rapid strum.

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The competition was focusing on smaller simple products aimed at individual businesses, and being able to respond to customer's rapid changing needs.

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The two lead vocalists also frequently employ a style of delivering many punctuated syllables in rapid succession sometimes in tight synchronicity.

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The system is fitted with a rapid reloading torpedo system.

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The university was founded in 1988, and has witnessed a period of rapid growth ever since.

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Rapid population growth also put pressure on reserves.

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Rapid testing for this toxin in fish marketed as food is not standard.

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The school was built due to the rapid growth in the area.

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