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I. quick [kwɪk] ADJ
1. quick (fast):
quick
2. quick (short):
quick
to have a quick word with sb
3. quick (reacting quickly):
to be quick to see sth
to have a quick temper
4. quick (hurried):
quick
be quick!
5. quick:
quick mind, person
quick wit
II. quick [kwɪk] ADV
quick
quick as lightning [or a flash]
quick as lightning [or a flash]
III. quick [kwɪk] INTERJ
quick
IV. quick [kwɪk] N no pl (flesh)
quick
to cut sb to the quick fig
I. double-quick ADV
double-quick
double-quick
II. double-quick ADJ
in double-quick time
in double-quick time
quick-freeze <quickfroze, quickfrozen> VB trans
quick-freeze
szybko zamrażać [perf zamrozić]
quick-tempered ADJ
quick-tempered
quick-witted ADJ
quick-witted person
quick-witted reply
quick-change artist N THEAT
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quick ratio N
quick ratio ECON COMP
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quick charge N
quick charge ELEC COMP
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quick-driver N
quick-driver powłoki ochronne COMP
quick-driver powłoki ochronne COMP
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
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Our senses and our sensibilities are being evolved by force into quick-change artists, masters of disguise.
www.ft.com
Bacon is a magician, a quick-change artist.
www.independent.co.uk
The audience found sincere, empathetic and at times universal emotion in the music of this quick-change artist.
www.cbsnews.com
He is a quick-change artist who can assume a new disguise in less than a minute, although he no longer needs to use such skills.
en.wikipedia.org
He was a quick-change artist and magician of astonishing popularity in the early twentieth century, and was regarded as the highest paid theater performer of his time.
www.huffingtonpost.com