Definition
Definition of quick-fire - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
rapid successionRare UK happening very quickly one after anotherRare UK
- The comedian's quick-fire jokes kept the audience laughing.
2.
speedRare done with great speed or immediacyRare
- She gave a quick-fire response to the question.
Expressions with quick-fire
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questions asked quickly one after another
The interview ended with quick-fire questions.
Origin of quick-fire
Old English, cwic (alive) + fyr (fire)
Examples of quick-fire in a sentence
Her quick-fire responses impressed the interviewers. He made a quick-fire decision to leave. The quick-fire round of questions was intense.
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- French:fulgurant, instantané, ...
- German:schnell aufeinanderfolgend, blitzschnell, ...
- Italian:fulmineo, istantaneo, ...
- Spanish:rápido, inmediato, ...
- Portuguese:rápido, imediato, ...
- Chinese:连珠炮的, 迅速的, ...
- Japanese:矢継ぎ早の, 即座の, ...
- Arabic:سريع التتابع, خاطِف, ...
- Hebrew:מָהִיר, ...
- Russian:быстрый, ...
- Ukrainian:швидкий, ...
- Hindi:तेज़-तर्रार, तत्काल, ...
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