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speeding [ˈspi:dɪŋ] N no pl

speeding

I. speed [spi:d] N

1. speed (velocity, quickness):

2. speed (gear):

3. speed PHOTO:

4. speed inf (amphetamine):

II. speed <sped, sped> [spi:d] VB intr

1. speed (hasten, hurry):

pędzić [perf po-]
gnać [perf po-]
to speed by time
przelatywać [perf przelecieć]

2. speed (drive):

III. speed <-ed, -ed [or sped, sped]> [spi:d] VB trans

speed delivery
przyspieszać [perf przyspieszyć]
speed initiative
pobudzać [perf pobudzić]
wyprawiać [perf wyprawić] kogoś w podróż

film speed N no pl

sonic speed N sing

speed off VB intr

umykać [perf umknąć]

I. speed up VB trans

speed up process
przyspieszać [perf przyspieszyć]
speed up person

II. speed up VB intr

speed up car, process
przyspieszać [perf przyspieszyć]
speed up person
spieszyć [perf po-] się

speed bump N AUTO

speed limit N

speed skater N SPORTS

panczenista(-tka) m (f)

speed skating N no pl SPORTS

speed skating competition

speed-up N no pl (acceleration)

OpenDict entry

speed N

spot speed AUTO
speed of travel spawalnictwo
speed of lens PHOTO
OpenDict entry

speed camera N

OpenDict entry

ground speed N

Present
Ispeed
youspeed
he/she/itspeeds
wespeed
youspeed
theyspeed
Past
Isped / speeded
yousped / speeded
he/she/itsped / speeded
wesped / speeded
yousped / speeded
theysped / speeded
Present Perfect
Ihavesped / speeded
youhavesped / speeded
he/she/ithassped / speeded
wehavesped / speeded
youhavesped / speeded
theyhavesped / speeded
Past Perfect
Ihadsped / speeded
youhadsped / speeded
he/she/ithadsped / speeded
wehadsped / speeded
youhadsped / speeded
theyhadsped / speeded

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Coincidentally, it is also where the author herself was struck by a speeding automobile, causing her death.
en.wikipedia.org
Meant to impact drivers, a commercial about speeding may soon end after disability group advocates found some scenes inappropriate.
winnipeg.ctvnews.ca
Still, that quality often leaves analysts questioning if electronic media is speeding up the superficiality of contemporary culture.
en.wikipedia.org
This includes the lack of pedestrian facilities in road design, discourteous behaviour of motorists, speeding, and poor knowledge and practice of road-safety measures by persons.
jamaica-gleaner.com
Now, when the car goes uphill, the decrease in speed is measured, and the throttle position changed to increase engine power, speeding up the vehicle.
en.wikipedia.org