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1 quicker than hell
adv AmE infmlYou get over here quicker than hell — А ну, чтобы через секунду был здесь
The new dictionary of modern spoken language > quicker than hell
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2 quicker
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3 quicker
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4 quicker sort
1) Техника: убыстрённая сортировка2) Вычислительная техника: ускоренная сортировка -
5 quicker than hell
Табуированная лексика: очень быстро -
6 quicker-yielding investment
1) Экономика: капиталовложения с более быстрой отдачей2) Банковское дело: капиталовложения с ускоренной отдачейУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > quicker-yielding investment
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7 quicker-yielding investment
Англо-русский экономический словарь > quicker-yielding investment
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8 quicker-yielding investment
капиталовложения с более быстрой [ускоренной] отдачейАнгло-русский словарь по экономике и финансам > quicker-yielding investment
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9 quicker
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10 The slide down is generally easier and quicker. The climb up is much harder.
Общая лексика: ломать - не строить (вольный перевод)Универсальный англо-русский словарь > The slide down is generally easier and quicker. The climb up is much harder.
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11 at a quicker pace
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12 he might have arrived in time if he had run quicker
Макаров: он мог бы поспеть вовремя, если бы (он) бежал быстрее, он мог бы поспеть вовремя, если бы он бежал быстрееУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > he might have arrived in time if he had run quicker
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13 somewhat quicker
Общая лексика: поскорее -
14 the faster the quicker
Разговорное выражение: чем быстрее, тем лучшеУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > the faster the quicker
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15 the sooner the quicker
фраз.как можно скорее; как можно быстрее; по возможности скорее; при первой возможностиHe wants data to be entered in a computer the sooner the better. — Он хочет, чтобы данные внесли в компьютер как можно скорее.
Detective Holt said: ‘The kidnapper is a man we must catch and the sooner the better’.
Англо-русский универсальный дополнительный практический переводческий словарь И. Мостицкого > the sooner the quicker
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16 somewhat quicker
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17 at a quicker pace
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18 at a quicker pace
English-Russian dictionary of terms that are used in computer games > at a quicker pace
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19 Go quicker!
Поезжайте быстрее! (в такси, например)Difficulties of the English language (lexical reference) English-Russian dictionary > Go quicker!
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20 faster
1. ускоритель2. быстрее; более быстрыйСинонимический ряд:1. easier (adj.) easier; lighter; looser; more unchaste; more wanton; more whorish2. more breakneck (adj.) briefer; fleeter; hastier; more breakneck; more celeritous; more expeditious; more expeditive; more flying; more harefooted; more hurried; more posthaste; more raking; more rapid; quicker; rapider; snappier; speedier; swifter3. more faithful (adj.) loyaler; more allegiant; more ardent; more constant; more faithful; more liege; more loyal; more resolute; more steadfast; steadier; truer4. more indelible (adj.) more indelible5. more licentious (adj.) lewder; more incontinent; more lascivious; more lecherous; more libertine; more libidinous; more licentious; more lustful; more randy; more salacious; more satyric6. surer (adj.) firmer; more fixed; more set; more stable; more tenacious; securer; solider; stabler; stauncher; stronger; surer; tighter7. wilder (adj.) gayer; more devil-may-care; more dissolute; more raffish; more rakehell; more rakish; sportier; wilder8. more rapidly (other) apace; at breakneck speed; at full blast; at the double (British); at top speed; by leaps and bounds; double-quick; flat out; like a bat out of hell; like a flash; like a shot (colloquial); like the wind; more expeditiously; more hastily; more quickly; more rapidly; more speedily; more swiftly; on the double (US); post-haste; presto; quicker9. more securely (other) more firmly; more securely; more solidly; more tightly; more unshakeably; tighter
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quicker — adverb more quickly (Freq. 1) • Syn: ↑faster • Derived from adjective: ↑quick (for: ↑faster), ↑quick * * * comparative of quick … Useful english dictionary
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