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quickstep

I. ˈquick·step N no pl (dance)

the quickstep
quickstep m

II. ˈquick·step <-pp-> VB intr

quickstep
plesati [perf zaplesati quickstep]
Present
Iquickstep
youquickstep
he/she/itquicksteps
wequickstep
youquickstep
theyquickstep
Past
Iquickstepped
youquickstepped
he/she/itquickstepped
wequickstepped
youquickstepped
theyquickstepped
Present Perfect
Ihavequickstepped
youhavequickstepped
he/she/ithasquickstepped
wehavequickstepped
youhavequickstepped
theyhavequickstepped
Past Perfect
Ihadquickstepped
youhadquickstepped
he/she/ithadquickstepped
wehadquickstepped
youhadquickstepped
theyhadquickstepped
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The upbeat melodies that quickstep is danced to make it suitable for both formal and informal events.
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A quickstep of locks adds spice, nothing stronger, to bucolic progress.
www.telegraph.co.uk
Cycle times are one of the most significant differences between quickstep and autoclave processing.
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Many of the actors had to brush up on their quickstep.
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The tempo of quickstep dance is rather brisk as it was developed to ragtime era jazz music which is fast-paced when compared to other dance music.
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