quick

Middle English 'quik', from Old English 'cwic' meaning 'alive, living'.

ADJ (1)
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rapid formal / fast informal / swift formal
Synonyms rapid formal , fast informal , swift formal
Antonyms slow informal , lethargic formal

The word quick means occurring with speed or without delay. It conveys the idea of something being done or occurring in a shorter amount of time than usual, often with an emphasis on efficiency or immediacy.

  • She made a quick decision to leave her job. — 彼女は仕事を辞めるという素早い決断を下した。
  • The quick response from the team helped save the situation. — チームの迅速な対応が事態を救った。
register: informal
ADV (1)
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promptly formal / hurriedly informal
Synonyms promptly formal , hurriedly informal
Antonyms slowly informal , leisurely informal

Quickly as an adverb means in a fast manner or with speed. It is often used to describe the manner in which an action is performed, highlighting efficiency and promptness.

  • Please respond quickly to the invitation. — 招待状に素早く返事してください。
  • He completed the task quickly and efficiently. — 彼はその仕事を迅速かつ効率的に終えた。
register: informal