Angol - Magyar

quick

gb/kwˈɪk/ us/kwˈɪk/
A2 Angol
~ 1700
gyors, gyorsan reagáló, rövid, gyors felfogású, gyors észjárású, gyorsan
A2
1
Használati minta:
[someone/something] is quick
She gave a quick answer before leaving the room.
Gyors választ adott, mielőtt elhagyta a szobát.
The quick fox darted into the bushes.
A gyors róka beszaladt a bokrok közé.
We need a quick solution to this problem.
He took a quick shower before work.
Példák tanulóknak
The bus is quick today.
Ma gyors a busz.
He made a quick call.
Gyorsan telefonált egyet.
I had a quick lunch.
She gave me a quick smile.
Gyakori hiba:
Learners sometimes confuse 'quick' (speed) with 'early' (time before expected).
Jelentés
Moving or happening fast
Szókapcsolatok
quick response |quick action |quick glance |quick decision |quick meal
Szinonimák
fast (Very close in meaning; 'fast' is slightly more general and can apply to physical speed or time.)
Antonimák
slow (Opposite in terms of speed or pace.)
Témák
daily life |time |movement |core_vocabulary
Definíció

Happening or moving fast.

Moving, acting, or happening with great speed.

B1
2
Használati minta:
[someone] is quick to [verb]
He is quick to admit when he's wrong.
Gyorsan beismeri, ha téved.
She has quick reflexes on the tennis court.
Gyorsak a reflexei a teniszpályán.
They were quick to offer help.
Példák tanulóknak
She is quick to help.
Gyorsan segít.
He is quick to smile.
Hamar elmosolyodik.
They are quick to answer.
Gyakori hiba:
Learners may confuse 'quick to' with 'fast at', but 'quick to' often refers to immediate reaction rather than skill speed.
Jelentés
Reacting fast
Szókapcsolatok
quick to respond |quick to anger |quick reflexes
Szinonimák
prompt ('Prompt' is slightly more formal and often used for punctuality or timeliness rather than reflexes.)
Antonimák
slow (Opposite in terms of reaction time.)
Témák
daily life |personality |core_vocabulary
Definíció

Able to act or answer fast.

Able to react or respond in a short time.

A2
3
Használati minta:
a quick [noun]
Let's have a quick meeting before lunch.
Tartsunk egy rövid megbeszélést ebéd előtt.
I grabbed a quick snack before the movie.
Bekaptam egy gyors harapnivalót a film előtt.
She took a quick nap in the afternoon.
Példák tanulóknak
I need a quick rest.
Szükségem van egy rövid pihenőre.
We had a quick talk.
Volt egy rövid beszélgetésünk.
He made a quick visit.
Jelentés
Taking little time
Szókapcsolatok
quick break |quick snack |quick meeting
Szinonimák
brief ('Brief' is slightly more formal and often used for speech or writing; 'quick' is more casual and common in conversation.)
Antonimák
lengthy (Opposite in terms of duration.)
Témák
daily life |time |core_vocabulary
Definíció

Not taking much time.

Requiring only a short amount of time to do or complete.

B1
4
Használati minta:
[someone] is quick at [something]
She’s a quick learner and adapts easily.
Gyors felfogású, és könnyen alkalmazkodik.
His quick thinking saved the day.
Gyors helyzetfelismerése mentette meg a helyzetet.
You need to be quick on your feet in this job.
Példák tanulóknak
He is a quick student.
Gyors felfogású diák.
She is quick at math.
Gyorsan megy neki a matek.
They are quick to understand.
Jelentés
Mentally sharp or smart
Szókapcsolatok
quick learner |quick mind |quick thinking
Szinonimák
bright ('Bright' is slightly warmer and more complimentary; 'quick' can be neutral.)
Antonimák
slow-witted (Lacking mental sharpness or speed.)
Témák
education |personality |core_vocabulary
Definíció

Good at understanding things fast.

Able to understand, think, or learn quickly; mentally alert.

B1
5
Come here quick!
Gyere ide gyorsan!
We need to move quick before it rains.
Gyorsan kell indulnunk, mielőtt elered az eső.
Think quick if you want to win.
Példák tanulóknak
Come here quick.
Gyere ide gyorsan.
He ran quick.
Gyorsan futott.
Finish it quick.
Gyakori hiba:
'Quickly' is the grammatically correct adverb form; 'quick' as an adverb is informal and common in speech but not standard in formal writing.
Jelentés
At a fast rate
Szókapcsolatok
run quick |finish quick
Szinonimák
swiftly ('Swiftly' is more formal and less common in everyday speech.)
Antonimák
slowly (Opposite in terms of speed of action.)
Témák
daily life |time |core_vocabulary
Definíció

Fast or in little time.

At a fast rate or within a short time.

Nyelvtan
Szótári alak
quick
IPA
GB/kwˈɪk/
US/kwˈɪk/
Szótagolás és hangsúly
quick (1 szótag)
Stress on 1st syllable (quick)
Szóalakok
Adjective
  • Base: quick
  • Comparative: quicker
  • Superlative: quickest
Szócsalád
Forms
quicker adjective quickest adjective
Core family
quickly adverb A2
Related words
quickness noun B2
Negative and opposite forms
slow adjective A1 slowly adverb A1
Advanced or less common
quicken verb
Kifejezések

as quick as a flash

1
/ˈæz kwˈɪk ˈæz ə flˈæʃ/
idiom informal

Extremely fast action or movement

Very fast; happening immediately.

Példák
  • As quick as a flash, he grabbed the falling glass.
  • She was out of the room as quick as a flash.

get rich quick scheme

1
/ɡˈɛt ɹˈɪt͡ʃ kwˈɪk skˈim/
fixed phrase

Risky plan for fast wealth

A plan that promises fast money, often risky or dishonest.

Példák
  • Be careful of get rich quick schemes online.
  • He lost his savings in a get rich quick scheme.

quick fix

1
/kwˈɪk fˈɪks/
fixed phrase

Easy but temporary solution

A fast and easy way to solve a problem that may not last long.

Példák
  • This software update is just a quick fix for the problem.
  • They need more than a quick fix for their financial issues.

think quick on your feet

1
/θˈɪŋk kwˈɪk ˈɔn jˈʊɹ fˈit/
idiom informal

React fast and smart under pressure

To answer or act quickly and well when under stress or surprise.

Példák
  • In interviews, you often need to think quick on your feet.
  • He thought quick on his feet when the microphone stopped working.

in quick succession

1
/ˈɪn kwˈɪk səksˈɛʃən/
fixed phrase

One after another quickly

Happening right after each other without delay.

Példák
  • Three runners crossed the finish line in quick succession.
  • She sneezed twice in quick succession.

in quick succession

2
/ˈɪn kwˈɪk səksˈɛʃən/
fixed phrase

Happening one after another quickly

Happening close together in time, without much gap.

Példák
  • The team scored three goals in quick succession.
  • Several cars passed by in quick succession.

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