quick

გამოთქმა: /kwɪk/

Universal

1moving fast or doing something in a short time:in the qualifying session he was two seconds quicker than his teammate [with infinitive]:he was always quick to point out her faults
lasting or taking a short time:Brian gave her a quick look we went to the pub for a quick drink
happening with little or no delay; prompt:children like to see quick results from their efforts

2prompt to understand, think, or learn; intelligent:it was quick of him to spot the mistake
(of a person’s eye or ear) keenly perceptive; alert.
(of a person’s temper) easily roused.

Universal

at a fast rate; quickly:he’ll find some place where he can make money quicker [as exclamation]:Get out, quick!

Universal

1 (the quick) the soft tender flesh below the growing part of a fingernail or toenail.
the central or most sensitive part of someone or something.

2 (as plural noun the quick) archaic those who are living:the quick and the dead

be quick off the mark: see mark¹.
cut someone to the quick: cause someone deep distress by a hurtful remark or action: she was cut to the quick by his accusation
(as) quick as a flash: see flash¹.
quick and dirty: informal, chiefly US makeshift; done or produced hastily:a quick and dirty synopsis of their work
quick on the draw: see draw.
a quick one: informal a rapidly consumed alcoholic drink.
quick with child: archaic at a stage of pregnancy when movements of the fetus have been felt.

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