breakneck in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

breakneck in the PONS Dictionary

breakneck Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

at breakneck speed
a una velocidad vertiginosa
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The problem is the almost breakneck pace which requires that all emotional nuance be jettisoned in favor of showing the range of the personalities.
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The song is noted for its breakneck flows packing rhythmic, rapid-fire rap by the rappers.
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Hazel's music was not particularly intricate musically, relying on a few chords, sheer energy (many songs being played at breakneck speed), and vocal intensity.
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The song contains instrumentation from the "bandonen", which is played at a breakneck speed, and also features a twanging guitar solo.
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The review called the title track a standout and noted its themes of decrying the ills of modern society as well as its breakneck speed.
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In its pioneer version, the horah was done at a whirling, breakneck pace.
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Songs would be played at breakneck speeds, with screaming leads and vocals.
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A typical review praised their flawless ensemble playing, breakneck virtuosity, and profound understanding of the complex harmonies and rhythms which underlie klezmer music.
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The film moves on at breakneck speed and by the time you take a breather it's intermission.
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All this is carried out at breakneck farcical speed with much involvement from a gleefully shouting audience.
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