Quicken up Meaning in English
expression · lemma: quicken
ˈkwɪkən/ /ˈəp
KWIK-uhn UP
kwˈɪkən/ /ˈʌp
kw-IK-uhn UP
释义
To make something happen faster or to move or act more quickly. Often used when encouraging someone to move or finish sooner.
用法与细微差别
Informal and often used in speech when urging someone to finish or move faster ("Come on, quicken up!"). Less formal than just "quicken." Not typically used in formal writing. Similar to 'hurry up,' but less common.
Spanish: acelerar - darse prisaPortuguese (BR): acelerar - apressarPortuguese (PT): acelerar - despachar-seChinese (Simplified): 加快 - 加速Chinese (Traditional): 加快 - 加速Hindi: तेज़ करना - जल्दी करनाArabic: يسرّع - يعجلBengali: তাড়াতাড়ি করো - দ্রুত করোRussian: поторопиться - ускоритьсяJapanese: 急いで - 早くするVietnamese: nhanh lên - làm nhanh hơnKorean: 빨리 하다 - 서두르다Turkish: hızlanmak - çabuk olmakUrdu: جلدی کرو - تیز کروIndonesian: cepatlah - percepat
例句
Please quicken up, or we will miss the bus.
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You need to quicken up your work if you want to finish today.
basic
The coach told the team to quicken up during training.
basic
Can we quicken up this meeting? I have another call soon.
natural
If you don't quicken up, we'll be late for dinner.
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Alright, team, let's quicken up and wrap things up!
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