quick-change
ˈkwɪkˌtʃeɪndʒ
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Definition of quick-change - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

efficiencyRaredesigned for fast and easy changeRare
  • She wore a quick-change costume for the magic show..
  • The quick-change tool made the job easier.
  • He used a quick-change lens for his camera.
quick-change artist
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Expressions with quick-change

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performer skilled in changing costumes rapidly
The quick-change artist amazed the audience with ten costume swaps..

Origin of quick-change

English, quick (fast) + change (alteration)

Terms with quick-change included in their meaning

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quick change
changing very quickly or often
fickleadj.
unreliable
quick to change opinions or loyalties
change
quick change as if by magic
movement
quick reversal or change in direction
sports
quick directional change in American football
computer games
quick-change screen to hide game-playing
magic
used to show a quick change or transformation
economics business
quick to react when prices change

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  1. French:à changement rapide, ...
  2. German:schnell wechselbar, ...
  3. Italian:a cambio veloce, ...
  4. Spanish:de cambio fácil, ...
  5. Portuguese:mudança rápida, ...
  6. Chinese:易变, ...
  7. Japanese:クイックチェンジ, ...
  8. Arabic:سَريع التَغيير, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְהַחְלָפָה מְהִירָה, ...
  10. Russian:быстрая смена, ...
  11. Ukrainian:швидкозмінний, ...
  12. Hindi:त्वरित-परिवर्तन, ...
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