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Meanings of quick fix in English

Portuguese
rapidinha
Spanish
solución parche

Hurried repair.

        rapidinha
        Usage of quick fix in English
        1
        The problem is that people, as a rule, prefer the quick fix.
        The Guardian
        2
        There is no one answer, no one way, and no quick fix.
        BBC
        3
        But those who are looking for a quick fix risk getting slimed.
        Reuters
        4
        But Cameron is not alone in his hope of a quick fix.
        The Guardian
        5
        But Gates acknowledged there was no quick fix to relations with Pyongyang.
        Reuters
        6
        Sterling Tax Services director Martin Riley said that was a quick fix solution.
        Radio NZ
        7
        However, the technology used at WTC is only a quick fix.
        Wired
        8
        But, there are plenty of times a quick fix is not the answer.
        Ebony
        9
        Hard sport also fits in well; it's a quick fix, really.
        Climbing Magazine
        10
        But younger people in particular are looking for a quick fix.
        The Guardian
        11
        One attempt at a quick fix only made the problem worse.
        Wired
        12
        There's no easy solution, and there will be no quick fix.
        Wired
        13
        Obama has said there is no quick fix for gas prices.
        Reuters
        14
        Pécresse in Paris said there would not be a quick fix.
        The Guardian
        15
        It eschews the quick fix for intricate and beautiful character development.
        The Guardian
        16
        Spokesperson Barney Irvine said there would not be one quick fix.
        Radio NZ
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        Translations for quick fix
        Portuguese
        rapidinha
        Quick fix across language varieties
        New Zealand
        Common
        South Africa
        Common
        Ireland
        Common
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