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61 אלגרטו
allegretto, composition or musical passage played with a moderately fast tempo (Music) -
62 ארוחה מפסקת
the meal before the Yom Kippur fast -
63 במהירות
adv. quickly, rapidly, swiftly, fast, alertly, breezily, bruskly, brusquely, facilely, fleetingly, fleetly -
64 בקצב מהיר
at a fast rate, quickly -
65 גלישת קניונים
canyoning, sport that involves travelling down creeks or streams which are flowing very fast within a canyon and being carried down the stream while floating on one's back -
66 דברים כמסמרות
axioms, hard and fast rules -
67 דקומפרסיה
decompression disease, disorder (characterized by joint pains, skin lesions, respiratory difficulties and neurologic signs) that aircraft pilots experience when flying at high altitudes and following fast reduction of air pressure in people who have been breathing compressed air in caissons and diving devices -
68 חוק בל-יעבור
hard and fast law, sine qua non -
69 חוק ולא יעבור
hard and fast rule, sine qua non -
70 חוק-ברזל
hard and fast principle -
71 יציב
adj. stable, firm, solid, steady, equable, fast, fixed, immovable, immoveable, indissoluble, lasting, poised, secure, set, smooth, stabile, stationary, balanced, changeless, constant, durable -
72 כל עוד נפשו בו
as fast as he could -
73 כל עוד נשמתו בו
as fast as he could -
74 כמו טיל
like a rocket, very fast -
75 מהיר
adj. swift, quick, fast, rapid, prompt, expeditious, express, facile, festinate, hasty, ready, sharp, slapdash, smart, snap, snappy, spanking, speedy, tripping, agile, beforehand, brisk, brusk, brusq -
76 מהר
adv. quickly, quick, swift, fast, rapidly, soon, speedily, swiftly, promptly————————v. be hasty————————v. to hurry to, * to, be in a hurry, be quick to -
77 מהרה
adv. quick, swift, fast, rapidly, quickly, soon -
78 מזורז
adj. quick, hurrying, roshed, fast, festinate; accelerated -
79 מחלת האמודאים
decompression disease, disorder (characterized by joint pains, skin lesions, respiratory difficulties and neurologic signs) that aircraft pilots experience when flying at high altitudes and following fast reduction of air pressure in people who have been breathing compressed air in caissons and diving devices -
80 מחלת הדקומפרסיה
decompression disease, disorder (characterized by joint pains, skin lesions, respiratory difficulties and neurologic signs) that aircraft pilots experience when flying at high altitudes and following fast reduction of air pressure in people who have been breathing compressed air in caissons and diving devices
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