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I . quick [kwɪk] PRID.

1. quick pog.:

quick also fig. (fast)

hiter

quick also fig. (fast)

uren

quick also fig. (fast)

nagel

to be quick about sth

podvizati se

to have a quick drink/meal

na hitro nekaj spiti/pojesti

to have a quick one fig. (drink)

zvrniti enega na hitro

in quick succession

v hitrem zaporedju

to have a quick temper fig. slabš.

biti vzkipljive narave [or nagle jeze]

he is always quick to criticize

kritiko ima vedno pri roki

2. quick (short):

quick

kratek

quick

bežen

to give sb a quick call

koga na kratko poklicati

to have a quick look at sth

bežno si ogledati kaj

could I have a quick word with you?

bi lahko na kratko govoril z vami?

3. quick (hurried):

quick

jadrn

4. quick (alert):

quick

bister

quick

iznajdljiv

quick

okreten

quick wit

iznajdljivost ž. spol

quick wit in replying

odrezavost ž. spol

II . quick [kwɪk] PRISL.

quick

hitro

quick

naglo

quick

brž

as quick as a flash

hitro kot blisk

III . quick [kwɪk] MEDM.

quick

hitro

IV . quick [kwɪk] SAM.

to bite/cut nails to the quick

zgristi/ostriči [si] nohte do živega

to cut sb to the quick fig.

zadeti koga v živo

I . dou·ble-ˈquick PRISL.

double-quick

zelo hitro

II . dou·ble-ˈquick PRID.

double-quick

zelo hiter

in double-quick time

takoj

ˈquick-act·ing PRID.

quick-acting

hitro učinkujoč [or delujoč]

quick-ˈfreeze <-froze, -frozen> GLAG. preh. glag.

quick-freeze

zamrzovati [dov. obl. zamrzniti]

quick-ˈtem·pered PRID.

quick-tempered

vzkipljiv

quick-tempered

razdražljiv

quick-tempered

vročekrven

quick-ˈwin PRID. atribut. pog.

quick-win investment

hitro dobičkonosen

quick-win strategy

kratkoročen

quick-ˈwit·ted PRID.

quick-witted (alert)

bister

quick-witted (alert)

spreten

quick-witted (alert)

iznajdljiv

quick-witted (quick in replying)

odrezav

quick-ˈchange art·ist SAM. GLED.

quick-change artist

igralec (igralka) m. spol (ž. spol) , ki se hitro preobleče

quick-change artist fig.

umetnik (umetnica) m. spol (ž. spol) življenja

quick-n-ˈeasy PRID.

quick-n-easy

otročje lahek

a quick-n-easy way

najenostavnejši način

quick PRID.

Geslo uporabnika

quick (archaic)

živ, živeč

Enojezični primeri (nepregledani od uredništva PONS)

angleščina

The edges of the scaffold meet with the healthy skin, allowing the new skin to heal quicker.

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Later research enabled faster development and environmentally friendlier film and process (and thus quicker photo lab turnaround time).

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While the rapid strep test is quicker, it has a lower sensitivity (70%) and statistically equal specificity (98%) as throat culture.

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There is though, a new feature that allows for a quicker recovery, through spending money on pitch maintenance.

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This radar system can sometimes identify targets many times quicker than the AWACS.

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Quicker reaction time to the dot when it occurs in the previous location of a threatening stimulus is often interpreted as vigilance to threat.

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While it refills itself over time, it can be used to shake off health-bar damage, thus healing the player, but draining the stamina quicker.

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This was revolutionary in large vessels as they could berth and depart far quicker than many of the smaller vessels at the time.

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Some teachers prefer to use e-mail for its quicker travel time.

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The problem is being exacerbated by a reliance on snow cannons, which produce snow that hardens quicker than natural snow, which in turn increases the risk of injury.

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