rapidly in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for rapidly in the English»Spanish Dictionary

rapidly [Am ˈræpədli, Brit ˈrapɪdli] ADV

rapidly

rápidamente

he works very rapidly

trabaja con mucha rapidez or muy rápidamente

the road descends rapidly

la calle baja abruptamente

a rapidly changing world

un mundo que cambia con mucha rapidez

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this technology would rapidly gain traction

esta tecnología ganaría terreno rápidamente

energy sources are being rapidly depleted

las fuentes de energía se están agotando rápidamente

the AIDS scare spread very rapidly

el pánico del sida cundió muy rápidamente

stock is turned over very rapidly

la rotación del estoc es muy rápida

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aceleradamente

rapidly

ascendió rápidamente al generalato

he rose rapidly to the rank of general

la noticia se expandió rápidamente

the news spread rapidly

el idioma español está tomando un gran auge internacional

Spanish is rapidly gaining in importance worldwide

estas barriadas pobres se están extendiendo como una mancha de aceite

these shantytowns are spreading rapidly

rapidly in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for rapidly in the English»Spanish Dictionary

rapidly ADV

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rapidly (quickly)

de forma rápida

rapidly (at a fast rate)

a paso rápido

Translations for rapidly in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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su carrera fue fulgurante

he/she rose rapidly in his/her career

saltar (trabajo)

to be promoted rapidly

rapidly Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

he/she rose rapidly in his/her career

su carrera fue fulgurante

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

This event founded in 2002 has grown rapidly.

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Transportation has been a major focus, as the county continues to rapidly grow in population.

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The film serves as a warning about the effects of rapidly expanding television use.

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He rapidly progressed through the age groups at the club, playing at higher levels.

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The company grew rapidly throughout the early 2000s and it acquired a number of businesses.

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Tickets for the event, which cost upwards of $60, sold out rapidly.

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They thought the problem was settled, but word of what they were doing spread rapidly through the city.

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This is especially true in the rapidly developing world of computers and networking.

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On its return in 1836 his ideas developed rapidly.

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The tree can easily and rapidly switch from using one water source to the other.

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