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Meanings of rapid in anglès

Characterized by speed; acting or moving quickly.

Usage of rapid in anglès
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The agency said a rapid rise in the water level was likely.
Radio NZ
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He said government is good at many things, but not rapid changes.
Radio NZ
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This rapid sharing of data can help researchers and public health officials.
Wired
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It makes seeking medical help easy and therefore diagnosis and treatment rapid.
The Guardian
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He said: Sligo has gone through a rapid transformation in recent years.
Independent.ie
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Otherwise, health would easily be jeopardized as a result of rapid urbanization.
Pubmed
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Summary background data: MIPR has seen rapid development in the past decade.
Pubmed
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A fourth group called American Bridge is charged with rapid-fire opposition research.
Reuters
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The deal would continue Brookfield's rapid growth in the world's 12-largest economy.
Reuters
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The deal would continue Brookfield's rapid growth in the world's twelfth-largest economy.
Reuters
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Certainly, Germany encountered tensions in coping with rapid economic and social change.
Hitler 1889 - 1936: Hubris
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The Baltic state has plunged into recession following years of rapid growth.
The Irish Times
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Mattis said soldiers were making rapid progress erecting barriers along the border.
The Guardian
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The present work offers a novel approach for rapid modification of LDL.
Pubmed
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The intervening 20 years has seen the rapid development of emerging economies.
The Guardian
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It only takes a second to register this rapid turn of events.
Catching Fire
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