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1 çabukluk
n. speed, haste, quickness, speediness, fastness, celerity, expedition, lightness, nimbleness, promptitude, promptness, readiness, swiftness* * *1. celerity 2. expeditiousness 3. fastness 4. nimbleness 5. promptness 6. quickness 7. rapidity 8. swiftness -
2 hız
n. speed, velocity, impetus, quickness, bat, career, celerity, dispatch, expedition, haste, lick, pace, pelt, raciness, rapidity, rapidness, swiftness, tilt* * *1. impetus 2. speed 3. velocity 4. rate (n.) 5. speed (n.) -
3 serilik
n. rapidity, rapidness -
4 ivinti
speed, velocity, quickness, rapidity çabukluk, hýz, sürat -
5 sürat
"speed; velocity; quickness, rapidity" -
6 hız
"1. speed, rapidity, velocity. 2. momentum, impetus. 3. force, strength, power, violence: Rüzgârın hızı kesildi. The wind´s died down. 4. loudness. 5. enthusiasm, spiritedness, spirit, vigor, vitality, zest. -ını alamamak 1. (for a vehicle) to be unable to get up to speed, not to go as fast as it should. 2. to be unable to slow down. 3. not to slack off: Kış hızını alamadı. Old man winter is still going strong. 4. still to be in a bad temper, still to be furious: Patron hızını alamadı, bir tekme daha attı. The boss´s fury was not yet spent, so he gave me yet another kick. - almak to take a running start. -ını almak 1. to subside, lose force. 2. to slow down; to lose momentum. - göstergesi/saati speedometer. -ını kaybetmek/yitirmek (for something) to weaken, lose its force. -ını kesmek to slow down. - kutusu gearbox. - vermek /a/ 1. to speed (something) up. 2. to enliven. - yolu superhighway." -
7 hızlılık
1. speediness, swiftness, rapidity. 2. force, strength, power, violence. 3. loudness. 4. slang ability to seduce women quickly, being a fast operator. -
8 ivinti
speed, quickness, rapidity. - yeri rapids (in a river). -
9 sürat
",-ti speed, velocity; quickness, rapidity. - koşucusu short-distance runner. - motoru speedboat." -
10 çağ
"1. time. 2. age, period. 3. era, epoch. 4. the right time (for something). - açmak to begin a new era. - atlamak (for a country) to make up for lost time by modernizing with lightning rapidity; (for someone) to enter the modern age at a bound. - üstü ultramodern."
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Rapidity — Ra*pid i*ty (r[.a]*p[i^]d [i^]*t[y^]), n. [L. rapiditas: cf. F. rapidit[ e].] The quality or state of being rapid; swiftness; celerity; velocity; as, the rapidity of a current; rapidity of speech; rapidity of growth or improvement. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
rapidity — index dispatch (promptness), haste Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
rapidity — (n.) 1650s, from L. rapiditatem, from rapidus (see RAPID (Cf. rapid)) … Etymology dictionary
rapidity — [n] quickness acceleration, alacrity, bat, briskness, celerity, dispatch, expedition, fleetness, gait, haste, hurry, pace, precipitateness, promptitude, promptness, rapidness, rush, speed, speediness, swiftness, velocity; concepts 755,805 Ant.… … New thesaurus
rapidity — noun ADJECTIVE ▪ alarming, amazing, astonishing, bewildering, great, remarkable ▪ The styles change with bewildering rapidity. ▪ increasing … Collocations dictionary
rapidity — n. (with) lightning rapidity * * * [rə pɪdɪtɪ] (with) lightning rapidity … Combinatory dictionary
rapidity — rapid ► ADJECTIVE ▪ happening in a short time or at great speed. ► NOUN (usu. rapids) ▪ a fast flowing and turbulent part of the course of a river. DERIVATIVES rapidity noun rapidly adverb. ORIGIN Latin rapidus, from rapere take by force … English terms dictionary
rapidity — noun Date: 1654 the quality or state of being rapid … New Collegiate Dictionary
Rapidity — Die Rapidität ist ein alternatives Maß für Geschwindigkeit, das gelegentlich in der Speziellen Relativitätstheorie verwendet wird. Erstmals formuliert wurde der Begriff von Alfred Robb (1911). Die Rapidität θ ist als θ = tanh − 1(v / c) definiert … Deutsch Wikipedia
rapidity — /reuh pid i tee/, n. a rapid state or quality; quickness; celerity. Also, rapidness /rap id nis/. [1610 20; < L rapiditas. See RAPID, ITY] Syn. swiftness, fleetness. See speed. * * * … Universalium
rapidity — noun a) speed, swiftness; the condition of being rapid b) A measure of velocity relative to the speed of light … Wiktionary
